馃殌 Feature
tired of typing password on my home computer, so let's try:
$ sudo visudo
#Now the line should be look like
# Allow members of group sudo to execute any command
$ %sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
More simple way...
1.Go to gear icon on top right corner.
2.Go to system settings.
3.Go to user accounts,bottom right corner(depends on UI)
4.Click the button unlock,it will prompt for password.
5.Enter the password for particular user.
6.Slide the bar of Automatic login from OFF to ON.
7.Here you go..click the lock button again.
Thanks..Hope it works.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/29958/how-do-i-make-ubuntu-not-ask-me-for-my-password
The following seems to work
馃殌 Feature
tired of typing password on my home computer, so let's try:
More simple way...
1.Go to gear icon on top right corner.
2.Go to system settings.
3.Go to user accounts,bottom right corner(depends on UI)
4.Click the button unlock,it will prompt for password.
5.Enter the password for particular user.
6.Slide the bar of Automatic login from OFF to ON.
7.Here you go..click the lock button again.
Thanks..Hope it works.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/29958/how-do-i-make-ubuntu-not-ask-me-for-my-password
The following seems to work