I don't use sudo on any of my systems. Never have. I've always used su or su -
The one place I do use doas is in my .bashrc file
things like thissudo is a complex HGV doas is a simple bicycle I get professionals need sudo but for single user systems like mine I don't need it.
I always have the text red in my root terminal and green in my user terminal so I have a clear visual clue as the if I'm root or user. I guess you can do that with sudo to, but I like a stronger and longer password for root and a shorter one for user that's not so easy to sort out.
The one place I do use doas is in my .bashrc file
things like this
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alias ps='doas ps_mem.py 'I always have the text red in my root terminal and green in my user terminal so I have a clear visual clue as the if I'm root or user. I guess you can do that with sudo to, but I like a stronger and longer password for root and a shorter one for user that's not so easy to sort out.
Statistics: Posted by oswaldkelso — 2024-02-01 22:53 — Replies 30 — Views 945