But what's the point you cant save their stuff when they do come over to use your computer.
Most of my friends/guests generally don't need to save any stuff on my computer. Most of them just want to use the Internet, or if they do save an occasional file, they would want to save it off to a USB or email it to have at their own home later anyway. For the few that come over all the time and actually do work where they need to save files permanently on my computer, I do in fact set up real, non-guest, accounts for them.
Most of my friends that come over are true friends so they wouldn't mess around and break it, if you have friends that would I wouldn't call them much friends.
First of all, who said that *all* my guests are friends? Sometimes I have people over whom I have met just recently and/or otherwise don't know.
Second, my friends wouldn't knowingly screw up my computer, but some of my friends (as with some friends of most people, including you, I expect) aren't the most computer literate and might innocently change some settings or download/install something seemingly minor into my root/admin account. Again, not a purposeful screw-up, but why take the chance? Especially when it's so easy to point them to the existing Guest account, which is exactly its purpose!
Third, you said it yourself: "
Most of my friends that come over are true friends so they...". OK, so, what about the other friends? I suspect you meant the same thing I did--that they might accidentally screw something up or change settings which you may not want in your account.
Fourth, why are you getting personal about what kind of friends I have?
Kinda immature if you as me.
Immature? Again, why are you getting personal about it?
