how to fix sudo command in zenwalk 6

What you wait from sudo command is that it gives you the power of root for a single command. But you'll notice that it does not work properly in Zenwalk 6. To fix it;

check your group by opening your start menu > system > control panel > user profiles > list users > your_username > hit ok > note groupname value

open Terminal

type

su

and login (then you become root)

type

mousepad /etc/sudoers

edit the line after

# Uncomment to allow people in group wheel to run all commands

comment as

%your_groupname_value ALL=(ALL) ALL

and save. Voila.

remove last login information from zenwalk start-up

I have a new toy called Zenwalk and I'm using auto-login as usual for buying some time. But there's something bothering me with my new toy; in every boot, it shows me my last login's time and date and there's no way to get rid of this thing through zenwalk's settings. For removing this annoyance, you have to follow these steps:

1. open Terminal
   
2. type

   su
   

   and login
   
   
3. type

   mousepad /etc/pam.d/system-auth 

   and add

   #

   to the beginning of

   session    optional   pam_lastlog.so

   line.
   
4. save and quit mousepad