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June 20th, 2011, 10:02 PM
Pet peeve here!
Why doesn't Ubuntu and others give the user who is trying the live cd or dvd out the login info?!?
If someone is just trying it out and you have to log in or become root, unless you know the drill, one is wondering WTF?!?
This is most annoying.
Ubuntu's is username, 'ubuntu' (lowercase 'u') and password is blank but how is ANYONE supposed to know this?!?
I believe there were distros (not sure if they still do it) would give the user the info (username is: etc.) so it was very easy.
These devs know you don't need security when it's just a live version, right?!? Geeeeeeeeezzzzzzzz...
P.S. Mint does the same darn thing!
Why doesn't Ubuntu and others give the user who is trying the live cd or dvd out the login info?!?
If someone is just trying it out and you have to log in or become root, unless you know the drill, one is wondering WTF?!?
This is most annoying.
Ubuntu's is username, 'ubuntu' (lowercase 'u') and password is blank but how is ANYONE supposed to know this?!?
I believe there were distros (not sure if they still do it) would give the user the info (username is: etc.) so it was very easy.
These devs know you don't need security when it's just a live version, right?!? Geeeeeeeeezzzzzzzz...
P.S. Mint does the same darn thing!