Αrchive: Differences Between Arch Linux and Ubuntu (i.e. Debian) - VincentSaelzler/HomeLab GitHub Wiki
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Users
Name and Number of Users
I'm sure it would be possible to create an admin user with sudo
privileges in Arch, but I don't see a reason for the added complexity. Ubuntu, on the other hand, disables root
by default, so leaving that setup as-is. sudo
is automatically configured during installation.
- Ubuntu
- Root: Disabled
- Admin User:
adminvince@bionic
- Regular User:
vince@bionic
- Arch
- Root:
root@arch
- Admin User: n/a
- Regular User:
vince@arch
- Root:
User Creation
The core functionality of adding a user works with both commands, but "niceties" such as bash prompt and a home directory require the right commands.
- Ubuntu
adduser
- Arch
useradd -m
Firewall
- Ubuntu
- Not sure!
- Seems to be enabled based on the results of the Test from LAN section of the NAT walkthrough.
- However, the connection refused just might mean that no daemon responded. All the ports of the machine could actually be open.
- Arch
- Disabled by default.