Hello, today I have been doing some Anaconda testing and realized that there was a change in default behaviour of Anaconda when adding users to the system.
Previously: 1. The root account was not locked by default. 2. The user account was not an admin account. Currently: 1. The root account is locked by default. 2. The user account is not an admin account. I think that this default setting could mean a risk of people forgetting to tick the "Make user admin" checkbox and end up with an unusable system. I would like to propose that by default: 1. The root account is locked. 2. The user account "Make user admin" is checked. Nice to have: 1. The user account "Make user admin" could behave according to the setting of the root account. 2. With root unlocked, the user should be NOT admin by default. 3. With root locked, the user should be admin by default. What do you think? -- Lukáš Růžička FEDORA QE, RHCE Red Hat <https://www.redhat.com> Purkyňova 115 612 45 Brno - Královo Pole [email protected] TRIED AND PERSONALLY TESTED, ERGO TRUSTED. <https://redhat.com/trusted>
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