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That's also my advice. Maybe use sudo for specific and regular root tasks if you like the comfort of your own shell but avoid changing root's shell.
by lgeorget 7y ago
That's also my advice. Maybe use sudo for specific and regular root tasks if you like the comfort of your own shell but avoid changing root's shell.
- thepapanoob 7y agowhat ive been doing is simply sudo su - root -c "/bin/zsh" whenever i need to do quite alot with root