How do I get rid of using passwords continually
I am pestered by continually having to put in passwords and / or keyring passwords. I do not get a lot of problems with Windows and I put in my password when I start and that's it. UBUNTU is going over the top; I think. This is getting to ~ annoying! How can I set passwords once for operating system and once for doing tasks that ask for authorisation? This is a weakness with UBUNTU not a strength. People are always going to compare Open Source with Windows; Windows set the standard. Microsoft have lost the way for 25 years (yes they make money but we don't buy software because it makes money for Microsoft; do we?
So I want to stop all the demands for inputting passwords unless there is a security risk attached to what I am doing. I am running UBUNTU 10.10 on a Dell Inspiron 6400 with dual core 1.67GHz with 2GB RAM and 80GB HDD. The laptop has no problem with XP Home Media or even with Vista Basic and these operating systems do not plague me for passwords every two minutes. Can anyone help with this, or do I swop over my hard drive to XP and wait till UBUNTU stop playing developers and produce the user's version?
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