for future refference, root is dissabled by default in ubunto. however sudo -s works fine, and to set a root password and enable root it is $sudo passwd root $Password: $New Password: $^2
I think it is a great idea and about time, its a pain in the arse getting those several feet of no signal areas using tempe's current "free"(pronounced non-encrypted/default password) wireless. And from what I heard at the hearing ASU and several of the downtown shops stepped forward and offered to foot part of the bill. people should complain more about the cardinals getting a stadium with tax dollars instead of taxes going to something actually usefull. and scottsdale didn't get free wireless first because scottsdale would'nt let anyone get anything for free.
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for future refference, root is dissabled by default in ubunto. however sudo -s works fine, and to set a root password and enable root it is
$sudo passwd root
$Password:
$New Password:
$^2
I think it is a great idea and about time, its a pain in the arse getting those several feet of no signal areas using tempe's current "free"(pronounced non-encrypted/default password) wireless. And from what I heard at the hearing ASU and several of the downtown shops stepped forward and offered to foot part of the bill. people should complain more about the cardinals getting a stadium with tax dollars instead of taxes going to something actually usefull. and scottsdale didn't get free wireless first because scottsdale would'nt let anyone get anything for free.