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I believe they just mean the setup doesn't default to a root user, you can still use sudo.
by thenewnewguy 7y ago
I believe they just mean the setup doesn't default to a root user, you can still use sudo.
- ktpsns 7y agoSomething which comes handy for me in everyday life is sudo -s which gives you a root (login) shell, so you don't have to type "sudo" in front of every single command.
- zerocrates 7y agoIsn't it "sudo -i" for a login shell, vs. -s for non-login? For my part, I almost always do "sudo su" for this purpose... it's just what I'm used to.