frankbell |
11-27-2017 11:00 PM |
Most distros do not share the *buntus' creepy sudo fetish. That is, most distros other than the *buntus do not pre-configure sudo.
They expect you to use su to assume root privileges. If you wish to use sudo, you must configure it yourself using visudo. Unless you are using a *buntu, to use konsole as root, open konsole as user and run su.
Code:
frankbell@orca ~/ $ su
Password:
root@orca frankbell/ $
Afterthought: This was on Slackware. I have customized my .bashrc file because I wanted to know what directory I was in because I got tired of running pwd.
Code:
frankbell@orca ~/ $ cat .bashrc
PS1="\u@\H \W/ \$ "
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