I boot as "me" user then I connected with su- changed system pref., quit the terminal, reboot as "me" user and still nothing changed, the american keyboard is back again! > On 2003-04-01 11:45, miln wrote: > >>> On Thursday, March 20, 2003, at 04:53 PM, miln wrote: >>> >>>> Does anybody know how to log in as root in the terminal? >>> >>> Welcome to Darwin! >>> [cube:~] brooks% su - >>> Password: >>> [cube:~] root# > > I would recommend 'sudo -s" instead, since it doesn't require enabling the > root account, but that's a minor point. > >> Now that I know how to connect as root I tried to change my keyboard language >> to french in the international pane but when I boot again the american Flag >> is >> here again... What is the exact procedure after loging in as root? Should I >> also log out? How? > > Su-ing to root in the Terminal, doesn't mean that you are logged in as root > in any other apps. So when you su to root and then open System Preferences, > you still start System Preferences as yourself. > > Besides, if you were to change the keyboard setting for the root account, > you would change it only for that account, not your own. > > ,xtG > .tsooJ