Had a look at the unix boxes I help support, I note they all start at 1001, maybe SuSe's just setting up to the Unix standard in preparation for a takeover. scsijon At 07:53 AM 27/06/2004, James Knott wrote:
Per Jessen wrote:
Michael Satterwhite wrote:
Whoever in SuSE / Novell that had the bright idea of making this change without warning us at the beginning of the installation process should be nailed to a wall with a hawthorn stake through his heart. Or at least made to work in Windows for the next 12 months as penance.
This is exactly the kind of lack of quality I was worried about when I asked for a show of hands regarding 9.1 a while back. Sure it can be fixed, even with minimal effort. But what it means is - SuSE never tested this. And that is worrying, 'coz which other bits weren't tested?
Would that be a "lack of quality" or just a design change they didn't mention? The new kernel supports 4 billion users, instead of the 64 thousand, as in the earlier kernels. Maybe they just decided to move the users up a bit, to make room for more system users.
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