Fix incorrect root password in wizard

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Kevin Lange 2017-01-27 22:52:28 +09:00
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(f"<img src=\"{logo}\"></img>\n\nAs a reminder, ToaruOS is a hobby project with few developers.\nAs such, do not expect things to work perfectly, or in some cases, at all, as the kernel and drivers are very much \"work-in-progress\".",[]),
(f"\n<img src=\"/usr/share/icons/48/utilities-terminal.png\"></img>\nToaruOS aims to provide a Unix-like environment. You can find familiar command-line tools by opening a terminal. Application shorctus on the desktop, as well as files in the file browser, are opened with a single click. You can also find more applications in the Applications menu.",[HintHole(70.5,80.5,50),HintArrow(110,120,-135)]),
(f"\n<img src=\"/usr/share/icons/48/folder.png\"></img>\nYou can explore the file system using the File Browser.",[HintHole(70.5,160.5,50),HintArrow(110,200,-135)]),
(f"\n<img src=\"/usr/share/icons/48/package.png\"></img>\nMany third-party software packages have been ported to ToaruOS and are available from our website. You can use the package manager to automatically install programs like GCC, Bochs, Vim, Quake, and more.\n\nThe Package Manager will require you to authenticate. The default user is `<mono>local</mono>` with the password `<mono>local</mono>`. There is also a `root` user with password `<mono>root</mono>`.",[HintHole(70.5,240.5,50),HintArrow(110,280,-135)]),
(f"\n<img src=\"/usr/share/icons/48/package.png\"></img>\nMany third-party software packages have been ported to ToaruOS and are available from our website. You can use the package manager to automatically install programs like GCC, Bochs, Vim, Quake, and more.\n\nThe Package Manager will require you to authenticate. The default user is `<mono>local</mono>` with the password `<mono>local</mono>`. There is also a `root` user with password `<mono>toor</mono>`.",[HintHole(70.5,240.5,50),HintArrow(110,280,-135)]),
(f"\n\n\n\nWith ToaruOS's window manager, you can drag most windows by holding Alt, or by using the title bar. You can resize a window with Alt + Middle Click, and rotate with Alt + Right Click. To maximize a window, drag it to the top edge of the screen. To tile windows, use the Super (Windows or Command) key and the arrow keys. Holding shift or control will tile windows to quarter sizes up and down respectively.\n\nIf you are using VirtualBox, make sure the Host key does not conflict with these key bindings.",[]),
(f"<img src=\"{logo}\"></img>\n\nThat's it for now!\n\nYou've finished the tutorial. More guides will be added to this tutorial in the future, but that's all for now. Press 'Exit' to close the tutorial and get started using the OS.",[]),
]