mikshaw


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Posted: Sep. 07 2005,19:32 |
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/.bash_profile: change sudo dsl to sudo whatever
Keep in mind that an added user will not be able to do the same things that dsl can, such as installing myDSL apps. A better option, if you really want to have a different username, is to run usermod on your new user, overwriting dsl by setting the same user ID and group ID (1001,50), and keeping the same /home/dsl directory as your home. I don't know if this will give you ALL of the same rights that dsl has...some things might use the actual user name rather than user ID.
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