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Do u use your root account on a regular basis?
| View Poll Results: What type of account do you use more regually? | |||
| Root |     | 10 | 29.41% |
| Normal User Account |    | 17 | 50.00% |
| I like cheese |    | 7 | 20.59% |
| Voters: 34. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Supreme Evil Overlord
Instead of using a non-root account, like ur supposed to 
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Not guilty! I always su to root whenever I absolutely need to.
guilty :oops: . i have customized my root desktop the way i want it and dont want to have to recustomize my user. and it jst a pain to have to su into root when you need to use root. i dont know thats jst me 
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Supreme Evil Overlord
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Originally Posted by big_k105
guilty :oops: . i have customized my root desktop the way i want it and dont want to have to recustomize my user. and it jst a pain to have to su into root when you need to use root. i dont know thats jst me
So no-one likes cheese?
:: raise both hands and a foot:: its my system and I want absolute power!! even if it does corrupt absolutely.
root : like being superman in your own metropolis
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root : like being superman in your own metropolis
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The C# Man, Myth, Legend
On linux, I am not guilty! I su whenever I feel like it, athough it sometimes is a pain in the ***. However, on Windows (Administrator account), I am 200% guilty.
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Originally Posted by Tekmaven
On linux, I am not guilty! I su whenever I feel like it, athough it sometimes is a pain in the ***. However, on Windows (Administrator account), I am 200% guilty.
type 'runas /user:administrator "control timedate.cpl"
then type in the admin passwd and it would open up the time/date
you can only change time if you are admin.
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