Why is the default sudo user not in the group lpadmin ? It would definitely make life easier for beginners.
Best regards
Ralph
I think it's depending which ISO you choose.
I looked at the source:
https://github.com/NuTyX/nutyx/blob/e02055ed69258785fc957e1feec5bfe99a4f521b/scripts/setup-nutyx.in#L207
and
https://github.com/NuTyX/nutyx/blob/e02055ed69258785fc957e1feec5bfe99a4f521b/scripts/setup-nutyx.in#L246
It's normaly plan that a new user is part of the lpadmin group ... if the group was created. This group is created when cups is installed at pre-install (https://github.com/NuTyX/packages-x86_64/blob/rolling/gui/cups/cups.pre-install)
I see the group creation in the cups pre-install script
https://github.com/NuTyX/packages-x86_64/blob/rolling/gui/cups/cups.pre-install (https://github.com/NuTyX/packages-x86_64/blob/rolling/gui/cups/cups.pre-install)
But after
sudo cards Install cups
.....
the group doesn't exists.
See my screenshot (https://imgur.com/facbmnp)
thierry [ ~ ]$ grep lpadmin /etc/group
lpadmin:x:19:
I guess you mean it's not add to your own account
Quote from: Thierry
I guess you mean it's not add to your own account
Correct
Means if you create a new user now. it will be included in the new user account:
sudo setup-nutyx -cu
Thanks to point out that. I will fixed it in 21.09.1