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Originally posted by KeyStorm
You just gotta get used to the not-root default user, because you can't create any root user, that completely protects sensible system data from any attack (if they don't have the password). You are prompted to type in the root password to perform advanced actions like installing software and so on.
I had no problem changing the root password. I don't need to be protected from myself
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Originally posted by KeyStorm
Aye, right. But let's say... be prepared for compiling a KERNEL YOURSELF.
That's why Gentoo > *
