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Re: [Bug 543293] Re: Edit the phrase "Warning: If you choose to encrypt your home folder, do not turn on automatic login in the future as it will break your computer. "

 

Thanks Mike,

We will fix these up asap.

Thanks for the heads-up!

JaminDay

On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 12:45 AM, Mike Fairbank <michael.fairbank@xxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:

> The edit on page 20 is in chapter 1.
> The edit on page 118 is in chapter 7.
>
> --
> Edit the phrase "Warning: If you choose to encrypt your home folder, do not
> turn on automatic login in the future as it will break your computer. "
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/543293
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> Bug description:
> The sentence "Warning: If you choose to encrypt your home folder, do not
> turn on automatic login in the future as it will break your computer. "
> sounds seriously scary!  Can it be rephrased if it's not literally true, or
> elaborated on if it is literally true?
>
>
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Edit the phrase "Warning: If you choose to encrypt your home folder, do not turn on automatic login in the future as it will break your computer. "
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/543293
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Status in Ubuntu Manual: Incomplete

Bug description:
The sentence "Warning: If you choose to encrypt your home folder, do not turn on automatic login in the future as it will break your computer. " sounds seriously scary!  Can it be rephrased if it's not literally true, or elaborated on if it is literally true?





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