Safety and security in Ubuntu
Hardware requirements for Ubuntu
How to customize Ubuntu
Internet tools in Ubuntu
gUserMan 0.1
gUserMan is user and group management software.
Written with GTK+, it allows you to view existing users and groups sorted by any field, and you can add, edit or remove users and groups with a few clicks of the button. A new-user template allows you to create user accounts easily by setting defaults to several account values, with options to auto-create home directories and copy over the /etc/skel contents. It also allows full editing of shadow password features, and because of that, shadowed passwords are required.
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