On Mon, 2014-08-18 at 22:20 +0300, Elad Alfassa wrote: > Hi, > > quick question I'd like to see some discussion about: Anaconda allows > setting a password to the root user, or to create a normal user during > the installation. > > > I think that we should hide the option to create a normal user (for > the workstation image only), since we already do this in > gnome-initial-setup where it makes more sense. > > > What do you think? Yes, initial user creation should belong to gnome-initial-setup. (For the Workstation image only.) I'm not even certain that we want to allow setting a root password in the installer. (For the Workstation image only.) Having an extra password to remember is half as user-friendly, gnome-initial-setup will put the first user into wheel anyway, and gnome-control-center will never allow deletion of the last user in wheel. It's been optional for a couple releases now (you can just skip that spoke in anaconda and your system will work fine :), and Ubuntu has been doing it this way since about 2008 or so with no problems.
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