Of course + 1 Wiz10k and somewhat the other guy. As realistically on a multiuser system what semi-competent admin is going to give out sudo access to very many people anyway. Certainly not jane/joe avg user. Of course think sudo is cool though. Actually going to have to research it's history now, believe it originated with Canonical Inc/Ubuntu or thereabouts. Now there are these flatpak, snaps etc things for users who wish to install whatever (is allowed) and only affects their user acct. Like many am resistant to it, like the trusted and managed repositories setup as it is, don't so much like these new deal thingys but do see some potential. Also occurred to me I've been doing much the same thing forever in gnu/Nix, Firefox from Mozilla, not installed nor managed by the OS's packaging tools. Have also used stand-alone or portable apps forever and a day as well. On whichever OS and/or on a thumb-drive, shrugs.
In my view the whole root or sudo, one or other is kind of tarded. Mentioned I have/use both cause that's my preference but enabling/disabling (locking root acct) is a matter of secs or adding user with visudo/sudoers ... same. Each their own preference. One a MANY great things about gnu/Linux and Debian. You want it ? You can very likely have it really quickly. GOOGLE !
