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>>>>> "David" == David Kramer <[hidden email]> writes:
David> Oh, I absolutely agree "it's a feature" for some, but I
David> don't want that feature. If I can get a root shell by other
David> means, especially if I can set up a Konsole session for it,
David> then I can live with that.
I was worried about that. My _modus operandi_ is to just leave a
window open with root access. (If someone I don't trust breaks into
my home, I have worse problems than what he or she might do with root
access to my computers.) So in ubuntu, I just open a window and say
"sudo -i", and give it my password.
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