Heya, I normally add my user to the docker group, so i don't need to sudo - but this made me notice something that i'd like to know if its intentional An admin user created during installation looks like: $ id sven uid=1000(sven) gid=1000(sven) groups=1000(sven),10(wheel) while a admin user created using the setting UI, looks like: $ id pamd uid=1001(pamd) gid=1001(pamd) groups=1001(pamd),10(wheel),4(adm),63(audio),39(video),11(cdrom),18(dialout) before i go poking around to see more - is this intentional?

After poking around the github repos.... is the installer code open source yet? Are you guys working towards making it possible for outsiders to build the OS end to end? Curious :) Sven On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 9:17 PM, Arjan van de Ven <arjan(a)linux.intel.com&gt; wrote: > On 11/8/2017 8:47 PM, Sven Dowideit wrote: > >> Heya, >> >> I normally add my user to the docker group, so i don't need to sudo - but >> this made me notice something that i'd like to know if its intentional >> >> An admin user created during installation looks like: >> $ id sven >> uid=1000(sven) gid=1000(sven) groups=1000(sven),10(wheel) >> >> while a admin user created using the setting UI, looks like: >> $ id pamd >> uid=1001(pamd) gid=1001(pamd) >> groups=1001(pamd),10(wheel),4(adm),63(audio),39(video),11(cd >> rom),18(dialout) >> >> before i go poking around to see more - is this intentional? >> > > we should make that more consistent for sure > > (also note there is a "wheelnopw" group that you can add people to, for > passwordless sudo... use with care, > but convenient) >

After poking around the github repos....

is the installer code open source yet?

Are you guys working towards making it possible for outsiders to build the OS end to end?