why does every distro ship with sudo when you can just <code> su - </code> when you actually need to run a command/script as root. Is Lignux slowly turning into some pleb tier OS ala osx/windows?
Dumb frog poster
I run Debian 8 Jessie that I got form their website and on first run it was missing Sudo line commands I had to install it after I got online.
>>61318094
Learn what sudo does then complain about it
>>61318094
Newfag. Most distros don't even com with sudo.
>>61318094
why even use su, just use root as your account
Debian gives you a choice in the installer: either set a root password or it installs sudo and gives the main account sudo access. I learned how this works when I did it wrong:$ sudo apt-get install whatever
sudo: command not found
$ sudo apt-get install sudo
sudo: command not found
$ sudo su
sudo: command not found
$ su
password for root:
# apt-get install sudo
[...]
# exit
$ sudo visudo
User is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
etc.
>>61318094
sudo is useful so you can give users root access without giving them the root password.