#####[ Usernames and Passwords ]#####

The default username is "root" and the default password is "woofwoof" without
the quotes. If you would like to change the password, all you need to do is
run 'passwd' in a terminal. As far as user management goes, after installing
PsychOS486, you can do it the normal way via the command-line like on most 
other GNU/Linux distributions. 

PsychOS486 is based on Slacko Puppy 5.3.1 but that also means it is a Puppy 
version of Slackware 13.37, if that helps when researching helps and howto's on
these sorts of things.

## Screen Locking

Console
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From the console, you can lock the screen using 'vlock' for the current TTY or
use 'vlock -a' to lock all of them at once. However, note that this version of
vlock does not hide your screen contents so you may want to run 'clear' to
clear the screen, if you can, first. The password to unlock is the same as the
username password, which is 'woofwoof' if using the default root setup.

JWM
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To lock the screen, just either click the "lock" icon on the desktop or use
"HYPER+l" (HYPER is the Windows or Command key). If you have never locked the
screen from within JWM before, you will be asked for a password to use. It is
suggested that you keep this as unique as possible. If you want to reset this
password, just right-click the "lock" item on the JWM desktop and select
"Clear xlock password." Select "Configure screen locking" to pick what you want
to see when the screen is locked.

XFCE
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You can lock the screen from the XFCE desktop by either clicking the exit door
looking icon in the main panel at the very top left or by using "SUPER+l" or
"Ctrl+Alt+l" keyboard combination. "SUPER" is either the Windows or Command key.