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Only with the admin account (one setup when installing)
Other user accounts are fine.
I've done some goolgling on this and scoured other forums. One suggestion I have received is to create a new user, give that user all admin rights, change /etc/sudoers file to add the user. Edit /etc/sudoers and add a line: (note for <tab> use a tab NOT space)
sysuser<tab>ALL=NOPASSWD:ALL
Then login/out as sysuser and see what happens.
To regain control of files/directories previously owned by "you" you may need to chgrp and chmod files to user account!
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