🚀 go-pugleaf

Mark Levitt wrote:
>   I found that when I first started using Linux I was doing everything in
> root as well.  It was just easier.  However, the more I use it, the less I
> do in root.  I've discovered that it's much easier to much about and play
> around with things when you don't have to worry about screwing something up.
> Logged in as a regular user, I know there's very little I can do to actually
> trash the system, so I experiment more.

Very true...  A properly configured UNIX (Linux for this matter) system sould
be VERY usable when logged in as a regular user.  For day to day use, reading
news, webbing, programming in C, and C++  (Non system programming) , mail, MUCK,
irc, etc...  My regular user account is more than adequate.  If I REALLY need
root, it's simple enough to click on an icon that I ahve set up, and open a
root shell, and type a password...   or jsut su to root...  

How hard can it possibly be?

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