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当Ubuntu或Kubuntu刚刚安装完成,就会创建一个单独的用户.创建额外的帐户来登录您的系统也是可能的.

Options

There is more than one way to add a user, however this wiki page will briefly discuss the easiest and most common ways. The two ways shown are:

  • Graphical
  • Command-line - adduser

Graphical is the easiest solution, while the command-line offers the possibilities of multiple tasks at one time.

Graphical Ubuntu

Location: System > Administration > Users and Groups

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Press + Add User, this will open up the User Account Editor. The minimum requirements are Username and password. For the Username, do not use spaces, and do use ASCII characters. On the User privileges tab, add privileges that the new user will have access to, such as use audio devices.

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Graphical Kubuntu

Location: Kmenu > System Settings > Users & Groups

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Press Administrator Mode, this will pop up a password box. Enter your password. Press New..., this will open up the User Account - KDE Control Module. The minimum requirements are Username and password. For the Username, do not use spaces, and do use ASCII characters. On the Secondary Groups area, press Select..., and add priviledges that the new user will have access to.

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Command-line

To add a user you must use the sudo command (for an explanation of what that means, see the RootSudo page). Here are the commands:

To add a user. NOTE: do not use the useradd command.

# sudo adduser <username>

To see the options for adding a user try the man command.

# man adduser

You might also wish to create a new group for your users.

# sudo addgroup <groupname>

To add a new user to a existing group you would do this:

# sudo adduser <username> audio

To add an existing user to an existing group you can use the same command:

# sudo adduser <username> <groupname>