On 9/7/06, Andrew Lentvorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No. No sudo.
The fact that I need "administrative privileges" to install software is
a flaw from the start.
As says the article. But you need root priveliges for more than just
installing software. If there's no sudo, how are you going to add a
user to the system or set system time?
As for myself, I shamelessly plop down in a root shell just as soon as
I turn my computer on. I do lots of things that require root and I
like just doing them instead of sudoing. I have an unstable computer,
by the way. But it's only my home beast, nothing "mission critical".
-todd
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