Original sentence: Linspire employs the somewhat controversial practice of running all programs as root, effectively nullifying the traditional UNIX security system.Michael Robertson, the CEO of Linspire, has argued that the separation of root from normal users is essentially not relevant, claiming that once an intruder has gained access to your non-root account, your data has already been compromised.Opponents argue that an intruder managing to gain control of a Linspire system can do anything he or she wants to the computer, such as installing kernel modules to mask the intrusion