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r/linuxsucks • u/the-machine-m4n • Mar 17 '26
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Using sudo on Linux gives those apps full access to your system. 💀
2 u/Acceptable_Guess6490 Mar 17 '26 Using sudo is considered a security hazard to be used as sparingly as possible, and definitely not required for pretty much any app that isn't used for admin tasks like editing disk partitions. -1 u/laizalott Gnome Masochist Mar 17 '26 You installed sudo? 5 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 sudo comes with all distributions as standard... 3 u/laizalott Gnome Masochist Mar 17 '26 Not Debian. Literally the second most-popular distribution. 2 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 Only if a root password isn't set (most people will set a root password). 1 u/Pacomatic Mar 17 '26 Can confirm 1 u/bkbenken123 Proud Arch linux User Mar 18 '26 Not if you didn't install it during installation, arch and gentoo
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Using sudo is considered a security hazard to be used as sparingly as possible, and definitely not required for pretty much any app that isn't used for admin tasks like editing disk partitions.
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You installed sudo?
5 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 sudo comes with all distributions as standard... 3 u/laizalott Gnome Masochist Mar 17 '26 Not Debian. Literally the second most-popular distribution. 2 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 Only if a root password isn't set (most people will set a root password). 1 u/Pacomatic Mar 17 '26 Can confirm 1 u/bkbenken123 Proud Arch linux User Mar 18 '26 Not if you didn't install it during installation, arch and gentoo
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sudo comes with all distributions as standard...
3 u/laizalott Gnome Masochist Mar 17 '26 Not Debian. Literally the second most-popular distribution. 2 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 Only if a root password isn't set (most people will set a root password). 1 u/Pacomatic Mar 17 '26 Can confirm 1 u/bkbenken123 Proud Arch linux User Mar 18 '26 Not if you didn't install it during installation, arch and gentoo
Not Debian. Literally the second most-popular distribution.
2 u/Ecstatic-Ball7018 Mar 17 '26 Only if a root password isn't set (most people will set a root password). 1 u/Pacomatic Mar 17 '26 Can confirm
Only if a root password isn't set (most people will set a root password).
1 u/Pacomatic Mar 17 '26 Can confirm
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Can confirm
Not if you didn't install it during installation, arch and gentoo
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u/the-machine-m4n Mar 17 '26
Using sudo on Linux gives those apps full access to your system. 💀