On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 01:03 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote: > Hi, > > accounts-dialog doesn't have a help button and I don't understand the > difference between different types of accounts - administrator, > standard and supervised. Can we add a tooltip and a help button to help > guide users on what these actually mean? > I cannot help it, but... Are we going Windo.s way or what? But anyway, why do we support creating admin account while we don't support running gui apps as root? I always thought that *nix has been designed in a way that usual desktop installation would need only one admin (root) and as many ordinary users as people switching seats over there (each of which can perform administration task if they know the root password, preferably via PolicyKit supervised auth.; I'm skipping system users like ftp, apache, mail, etc.)... So I'd extend the question a bit: do we really need the administrator and supervised user choices when creating a new user and if so: why and what does they actually mean? Martin
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