11-14-2016, 02:08 PM
Hi trinidad,
I' think that commas instead of periods depends on locale chosen for distro (mine is it_IT.UTF-8).
About the script: you're true, the only information that "have sense" to display near the label "Logged in as: " is the login name of the current user graphically logged on the desktop.
On the other hand, don't make sense to display sudoed user root, because the label explicitally refer only to the user that logged in.
Instead, if we assume to change the label from "Logged in as: " to "Users logged: ", then it would make sense to display all users connected, and even also sudoed ones (but how? I don't know).
I' think that commas instead of periods depends on locale chosen for distro (mine is it_IT.UTF-8).
About the script: you're true, the only information that "have sense" to display near the label "Logged in as: " is the login name of the current user graphically logged on the desktop.
On the other hand, don't make sense to display sudoed user root, because the label explicitally refer only to the user that logged in.
Instead, if we assume to change the label from "Logged in as: " to "Users logged: ", then it would make sense to display all users connected, and even also sudoed ones (but how? I don't know).