JF Martinez wrote:
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> Some people have suggested using "su -" but I think they forget that
> Linux is not Unix. In Linux, like in every system affordable enough
> for personal use, the desktop, or tiny companies, we have to asssume
> part of the users are not trained users.
>
Under that assumption that type of user should not use 'su', since a
common-sense requirement to be working as superuser is that you know
what you are doing. Otherwise, the user should be sheltered by an
application (the likes of 'control-panel').
Regarding your first point, Linux is about the best Unix around, I don't
know where do you get the idea that Linux should be not like Unix.
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