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The first user account is considered an administrator account on most distros by default, so it has sudo privileges. If you can do what you said with a non-whe
by TheDong 8y ago
The first user account is considered an administrator account on most distros by default, so it has sudo privileges.
If you can do what you said with a non-wheel/sudo account, that would be a serious vulnerability.
- ShinTakuya 8y agoAlternatively, it's possible the distro added the first user account to wheel also. I believe I've seen that in the past.
- Godel_unicode 8y agoHow do you think that's different than the comment to which you replied?
- code_duck 8y agoI see, thanks. I posted hoping people would inform me about this.