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that's weird, i would think it would let you login but with a big red wallpaper or something so that you remember you are doing one of the most dangerous/stupid things ever...
have you looked for some kinda "allow root login" option in the kde configuration menus or control center (or whatever it's called)?? or maybe in some fedora-specific configuration?? if there's such an option, it would definitely be in a part of the configuration which requires the root password to edit...
i remember i logged into kde as root a couple times on mandrake (before i knew how insane it was to do so) so i know it can be done... i'm just not sure how cuz i haven't really used kde in almost two years...
am now making my second linux live cd which is now based on FC4 ...
there is many things i have to do as a root
and am some how familiar with the GUI not so much with the konsole although i have got the LPI101 , but you know its just the base .
so that i want to deal with the root user instade the none-root user ..
I wouldn't recommend it, but if you wnat to login as root and you're using KDM as your default login manager all you have to do is: go to /etc/kde/kdm and edit kdmrc. Look for a line that says
Code:
AllowRootLogin=false
and change 'false' to 'true' (without the quotes). Then logout of KDE and login as root. After you're done with all the config stuff you have to make, you can change it again to 'false' for security reasons.
P.S.: I assume you're using KDM as your default login manager.
as i say b4 , am making a live CD and you have to give the user the root access , coz if he mess with the system he can just reboot and every thing is done....
You don't need the root user to log in for your livecd. Take a look at Berry and Adios livecds, they have the star user login and you can use the Super User Mode in konqueror or terminal.
You may get some ideas if you crack open the initrd.gz in those distros.
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