Quote from: PackRat on July 01, 2017, 08:07:43 PM
^ It's arrived in Sid.
I wasn't watching that close; but hot on the heels of the last kernel upgrade, I think.
Yes it has...and like yesterday I think.
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^ It's arrived in Sid.
I wasn't watching that close; but hot on the heels of the last kernel upgrade, I think.
Quote from: VastOne on December 29, 2016, 06:12:14 PM
... and Fuck You to anyone who is snickering that I am just padding my thread/message count
Quote from: Snap on February 03, 2016, 07:59:44 AMQuoteIf you elect to change the root pw from the installer, it will fail as it is designed to work with sudo enabled. I would hear more about su-to-root as a possible replacement specific to vsido-welcome needs (and anything/everything else related to sudo)
Yeah, my fault. Rushing and not reading everything. I always use different passwords for root and users. I asummed on the fly it was just that, setting a root pasword instead of disabling sudo.
I don't like the current (rather global) tendency of comodity at the cost of security/privacy. In the case of sudo and Linux, enabling sudo for everything even without a password. I prefer to allow sudo to just logout and shutdown passwordless. The rest is in charge of su-to-root set as su. I totally favor su-to-root into the welcome script.
PS, if the root password remains unchanged and left as live default ie; vsido. IMHO, a warning in the installer should be needed. Just in case.
Quote from: Snap on July 05, 2016, 05:33:32 AMQuoteWhy aare the GTK3 devs breaking things that have worked well!!!!???!!!
Because their "we only care about Gnome, f*** the rest" attitude.
Quote from: PackRat on July 04, 2016, 04:28:43 PM
pcmanfm-qt - Qt port of pcmanfm - I have never tried this, and not recommending it for vsido inclusion; just tossing it out there for y'all.