2.9 Basic Configuration
This section provides some background information on the common steps of the basic configuration. The order, details, and scope of the basic configuration vary greatly depending on the distribution. Some distributions keep the configuration to a minimum during installation. Further hardware configuration is then only carried out in the running basic system. In general, the following applies: almost all settings can also be made later. Simply postpone the configuration of components currently not needed until later!
On Linux, the root user is usually responsible for system administration. This user has unrestricted rights, but of course this also means that the potential for damage is unrestricted. It is therefore essential ...
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