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I did install OpenSUSE and immediately removed it after I encountered the same problem. It's not normal to have to enter the exact same password twice. I don't

I did install OpenSUSE and immediately removed it after I encountered the same problem. It's not normal to have to enter the exact same password twice. I don't care if it's about the "evil maid" attack or whatever. Linux developers would have us open our fridges by first flipping them upside down and explain with a straight face it's perfectly normal and is meant to address <this or that issue>.

COGlory 3y ago
>I did install OpenSUSE and immediately removed it after I encountered the same problem. If you uninstalled it immediately because you don't like the defaults, I suspect Linux might be an operating system you wish to avoid entirely.
RealStickman_ 3y ago
It's possbile to setup a keyfile in your boot partition to decrypt your root partition so you only have to enter a password once. But this really shouldn't be necessary.