Note that visudo uses VI, which can be a little tricky to use for the uninitiated. After typing the visudo command scroll down to the line that contains “root ALL=(ALL) ALL”, and underneath that add your username and the “ALL=(ALL) ALL” part. Sudo has a special editor to change it called “visudo”, we should always use this modify the config file. Useradd -m -G wheel -s /bin/bash dwheeler Obviously substitute for your username and password. Enter a password after the passwd command. This first command creates a home directory called “dwheeler” using the -m flag, adds this user to the administrator group (wheel) with the -G flag and links us to bash. But first off we will setup sudo so we can stop being root. Now that we have our base system installed, its time to add some tools that will give us a nice GUI desktop. **This continues on from the previous post that can be found here**
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