lol I do realize that; I am a bit of a Linux newb but not a computer one. I did intend for it to be with a capital W and if I understand correctly there was a command in there to allow the changing of that? In any case, this is the result of the last set of commands:GarryRicketson wrote:That is what I said as well, I think maybe the OP does not realize linux is case sensitive.myself>>You will see the user is NOT Wicked, it is wicked,.... I see that because it shows:
wicked@Wicked:~$ su
Password:
root@Wicked:/home/wicked# usermod -a -G sudo Wicked
usermod: user 'Wicked' does not exist
root@Wicked:/home/wicked#
And this is where my brain feels like it is breaking a little ... because I know what I typed in when I installed and I feel so annoyed that I am thinking maybe I should just reinstall all over again lol
And then this happens: wicked@Wicked:~$ sudo wget -O FirefoxSetup.tar.bz2
[sudo] password for wicked:
wicked is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
wicked@Wicked:~$
Wth you know? We went through all of this ... everything was just fine and now this ~ clearly typing in lowercase as is needed. Is it that I just need to log in as root constantly whenever I want to install anything? I was previously using Mint and it never required a root log in for simple installs