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Wait, is this an update to the OS, or an update to the installer? If I upgrade my existing Pis, are the currently in-use `pi` users (which have non-default pas
by Karellen 5y ago
Wait, is this an update to the OS, or an update to the installer?
If I upgrade my existing Pis, are the currently in-use `pi` users (which have non-default passwords) going to be removed?
About half the article makes it sound like it's an OS update, but the other half makes it sound like an installer update, and there's a big difference between those two scenarios.
- LeoPanthera 5y agoThis is an update to the OS image, which adds a first-run script prompting you to create a new user. Existing installations will not be affected. Raspberry Pi OS does not have an "installer".
- 542458 5y agoIt has an graphical imager tool that presents options for configuration onto your SD card - I feel that it’s fair to call that an installer.
- 0des 5y agoIts not though, something else is already named that, and it doesn't have one
- TheDesolate0 5y agoYeah. That's an installer. An installer is a script/program which helps the user install the software, in this case the OS is the software.