Be careful what you try (unless in "impermutable mode", it's awesome for ) as:
- Some abandon-ware does not cater for amd64 ....requiring additional compatibility installments.
- Very old stuff is built on different deprecated libraries and/or require other deprecated software.
- Older abandoned software, not being watched/used much anymore, my contain vulnerabilities that weren't even known at the time of creation.
ZRVoyyd:
I can't use it as it is really slow to log in on my system.
In general, most users run single user machines privately so auto-login on boot-up is the fastest and safest option IMO....the only caveat being a forgotten password which can easily be reset if needed (in the last part of):
Sometimes useful if you're locked out of a machine where you've forgotten your user or root password. If you've forgotten your encryption password: .... find a dark corner and weep 'cause you probably wont get in without some black magic. If wanted, you can easily change the existing LUKS password from a running system but that's out of scope for this article, though: How to Change Your LUKS Encryption Passphrase - Make Tech Easier Boot up live session ... in console mode will do for our p…