On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Shelley & Oren wrote:
Hi Oren,
> Have installed my Ubantu. Seem straight forward enough.
As you've noticed, Ubuntu is about making things more straight forward---and
more secure at the same time.
If you find you can't do an operation you'd like to do, use 'sudo' in front:
Shelley & Oren wrote:
Hi all
Me again…the NBR (noob beyond repair….)
Have installed my Ubantu. Seem straight forward enough.
One thing though. I do not believe that anywhere along the
installation, I was prompted to set a password for the root account.
I was prompted to set up a user accou
On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 22:56 +0100, Shelley & Oren wrote:
> One thing though. I do not believe that anywhere along the
> installation, I was prompted to set a password for the root account.
>
> I was prompted to set up a user account and a password for it, which I
> did.
>
> Now I cannot log in a
Hi all
Me again…the NBR
(noob beyond repair….)
Have installed my Ubantu. Seem straight forward
enough.
One thing though. I do not believe that anywhere along the
installation, I was prompted to set a password for the root account.
I was prompted to set up a user account and a pas
