>
> You may be the only person you want to use the
> machine. but if it is
> connectd to the internet and has no user password,
> you are unlikely
> to be the only person to ever use it. With no user
> password, you also
> increase the chances of abuse via sudo.
>
>
> --
> Neil Bothwick
Thanks for the tip. But that's a way off yet. Gotta
lot of configuring to do. Don't need extraneous levels
of complexity. I like to be able to switch between
user and root and back with su <enter> and exit
<enter>. I've never used sudo, though it's probably
time I learned. Meanwhile Macro$haft will have to
carry me to the web on the ~22k dribble that leaks out
of my phone line 8(
-mw
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