>su
>sudo
>sudo su
which one of you Sup Forums?
Su
Elijah Miller
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Henry Perez
I just stay logged in as root at all times
Liam Howard
sudo -i
Nathaniel King
sudo apt remove frogposter
Ayden Turner
sudo command or sudo $shell depending on what I need
Caleb Thompson
userdel -r OP
Adrian Carter
>frogposter
Commit sudosu immediately.
Blake Ortiz
run as administrator
Juan Thomas
su -c
Carter Turner
i swear to god
Noah Rogers
?
Jose Bennett
Do I really have to use gksu for a graphical program like nautilus? Cant I just use sudo?
Adrian Brown
sudo /master Race/
Being root all the time is sheer autism.
You can blow your whole system up if you shit one command up
Andrew Collins
>sudosu
jej
Juan Turner
Woah oh!
Carter Allen
Phil, either get Genesis back together or fuck off this board.
Jose Parker
machinectl shell
Aiden Myers
Su on every non-GNU system or if a root password is simple.
Otherwise, sudo -s.
Grayson Lee
living on the edge
Chase Brooks
/thread
Elijah Butler
a good joke
Samuel Campbell
a good joke
Cooper Gonzalez
sudo.i had lost everything sometime for use root in wrong way.
The chad root.
Leo Clark
Su, I don't use sudo for security reasons (safer for single user)
James Thomas
i just switch to another tty then log in as root
Jose Bailey
Full-force kek
Brayden Edwards
alias ss='sudo su'
James White
Why is su safer than sudo for a single user?
Leo Howard
>sudo bash
Eli Rodriguez
so does all your malware
Jason Diaz
doas
Logan Campbell
This.
Ryder Flores
The point of sudo is to allow regular users to have escalated privileges without needing the root password. It also allows for their su privileges to be shaped as the admin sees fit. Obviously letting multiple users have su access is idiotic and dangerous, so sudo restricts their su access. In the case of a single user sudo is #1 pointless because that user will know the su password anyway and #2 stops a leak of the user password getting sudo access (granted its not su access but by not using sudo they won't even have access to that).
Connor Powell
this
Samuel Hill
su till I stop being lazy and download sudo on Debian. Then just sudo.
Anthony Ortiz
>right-click
>open as administrator
Jayden Torres
/thread
Stop being a sudo pleb.
Cameron Russell
This
Aiden Sanchez
sudo rm rf
Jace Thomas
>cd
>cd nc
>nc
Nolan Fisher
>leak of user password
Whereas a leak of root password needed for su will be fine.
Julian Powell
This.
Or just log in as root.
Colton Johnson
kek
John Ramirez
I read this in sad Limmy's voice then I got a little bit sad
Dominic Sullivan
doas
Ayden Phillips
Sudo woodo
Jason Russell
sudo... I don't mind taking risks, but there is no real substantial benefit to taking them. Also I have written the password so much that it's no hassle at all to write it whenever I need permission.
Kevin Davis
Chase Williams
I'd rather use 'sudo su -' to be safer
Ian Peterson
su for installing updates, sudo for everything else
Aaron Rodriguez
sudo -s
Ayden Fisher
>not competent enough with linux to not blow his whole system up
Ryder Thomas
su -
Im not a pleb