Ubuntu, out of the box, has the live user signed into all tty's.
What is the purpose of this?
Why can't I sign the user out of these tty's?
In a freshly installed Ubuntu environment, my user is not signed into all the tty's. Why?
If I do sign into a tty in the installed environment, I can si...
1. I didn't collect personally identifying data. 2. I didn't collect the password itself. 3. I dont even know whether it was a true password 4. You can choose not to do the survey.
@jokerdino I am trying to keep the aliases somewhat uniform with the first initial, last name convention. I have made an exception for Amith, to akk because of the complexity of his name, but as of now that is the only exception I have made.
I have been playing with Dbus (versions 1.4.0, in Ubuntu 10.10 and 1.4.14) and ConsoleKit (versions 0.4.1 and 0.4.5) to reboot or halt my computer without being a superuser. Everything works fine in both versions. If I execute the commands detailed in this page, the systems halts or reboots witho...
WHATTTTTTT... @TheX, i hate this app. it interruppted my bagpipes with "the social radio is waiting for new tweets" - just shuddtup if you don't have something important to say. :P
Ubuntu, out of the box, has the live user signed into all tty's.
What is the purpose of this?
Why can't I sign the user out of these tty's?
In a freshly installed Ubuntu environment, my user is not signed into all the tty's. Why?
If I do sign into a tty in the installed environment, I can si...
