Onsemeliot wrote:. You still can get it by not creating a root user
I must have been distracted and used the Graphical Install instead of the normal installer.
Onsemeliot wrote:. You still can get it by not creating a root user
hrsetrdr wrote:Onsemeliot wrote:. You still can get it by not creating a root user
I must have been distracted and used the Graphical Install instead of the normal installer.
zocsli62 wrote:Why is it not preferable to use sudo by default in Debian?
MALsPa wrote:hrsetrdr wrote:Onsemeliot wrote:. You still can get it by not creating a root user
I must have been distracted and used the Graphical Install instead of the normal installer.
That part wouldn't matter -- when the user goes with the Graphical install option and the Root password is left blank, you get sudo.
BradleyGuerr wrote:zocsli62 wrote:Why is it not preferable to use sudo by default in Debian?
it is preferable to use sudo by default in Debian.
hrsetrdr wrote:
The installer has changed in recent times, an installation would not have progressed if the root password had not been set up.
BradleyGuerr wrote:zocsli62 wrote:Why is it not preferable to use sudo by default in Debian?
it is preferable to use sudo by default in Debian.
MALsPa wrote:hrsetrdr wrote:
The installer has changed in recent times, an installation would not have progressed if the root password had not been set up.
So something has changed since last month? I seriously doubt that.
Bulkley wrote:Personally, I don't like sudo. To me, it's a cheat.
Dai_trying wrote:I can't directly answer your question but I just wanted to point out that sudo is the default if you do not enter a root password when installing.
oswaldkelso wrote:I couldn't see a package on Debian but no doubt one will exist
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