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With this latest release, the default “pi” user is being removed

• wanderer_ 5y ago
  I was worried about the headless setup, but apparently you can create a user in the official imager tool. I guess I'll go make a fork of the OS that keeps the default credentials. No way am I getting locked out of some stupid robot or whatever because I can't remember the password!
  • duxup 5y ago
    https://youtu.be/lokKpSrNqDA?t=56 https://youtu.be/lokKpSrNqDA?t=56
• aftbit 5y ago
  I wish more of the Raspberry Pi were configurable from /boot. You should be able to drop a cloud-init file in there or something similar.
• hulitu 5y ago
  It breaks some python scripts which expect that pi is a variable.