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> Then you must be using a single-user machine. Like your own laptop or |
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> desktop. |
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> sudo is absolutely necessary on any multi-user machine unless you like |
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> security holes. |
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> Instead of bashing sudo, it's better to find out what problem it is |
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> designed to solve, then determine if you have that problem. It does |
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> have a point, and a very valuable one too, you just seem to not have |
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> seen it yet. |
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Yes, Alan, you're right, I'm on a single-user machine. I apologize, I |
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should have made it clear. Indeed, I can see that in a multi-users |
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machine sudo is useful. I just don't agree on the Ubuntu policy of |
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using sudo instead of root by default, assuming that it provides more |
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security. I don't want to start a flame war about sudo vs su, sorry if |
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I sounded rough! |
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Best regards, |
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Lorenzo |