- You can't log into the UI as root (by default), and that is a good thing.
- SEP prevents you (or any random script/software/installer you run) from meddling with system files and that is a good thing too, no different from sensible SELinux or AppArmor policies.
Linux != Unix. Darwin is much closer to BSD.
> Also in El Capitan the root user is disabled by default.
Lies. I never touched a thing and (on 10.13 ß):
- You can't log into the UI as root (by default), and that is a good thing.- SEP prevents you (or any random script/software/installer you run) from meddling with system files and that is a good thing too, no different from sensible SELinux or AppArmor policies.