Dude, how?

I remember installing sudo (on Debian maybe?), so I suppose you can remove it.
Accidentally though?

Probably meant to type:
sudo apt-get remove oldtool && sudo apt-get differenttool

But forgot the old tool name, switched terminals, looked it up but didn't do the edit correctly which ended up as:

sudo apt-get remove sudo && oldtool apt-get different tool

If you use Arch you don't even start with sudo. You can choose not to install it at all.

I would consider this a first world problem 😂😂

@wolt Yeah, I know, been using Linux for a loooong time now. I'm just saying some famous distributions doesn't even ship it by default. In fact, I used su way more than sudo, It changed after I began to use Ubuntu. Now that I'm using Arch su is back to the top.

Bryan asks this question because of curiosity and because of his "LinuxSucks" presentations. Check out latest video on yt https://youtu.be/SMKeWTVYBUo

@alkuzad I love the LinuxSucks videos, it's a pity that he did the last one though. I'm aware it's the same complaints for a long time, but he is very good saying the same shit every year 😂

sudo uninstall sudo?

sudo pacman - S sudo 😂@bkwilliams @redstonetehnik

Su -
Apt-get remove sudo

Su -
Yum remove sudo

Sudo is just a program. Nothing stopping people from removing it.

Also, you can enable the root account on distros without a root user. Linux is flexible.

Wow smart guy. You must be Linus. We know that bro. It's just a joke don't take it seriously. @ninjatini

@cagdasalagoz well not everybody did if you read a few comments up, smart guy.