I've been logged in as "root" on my Linux since 2017 and never accidentally created a disaster. And if I've accidentally deleted some folder, recovering it has taken less time than what writing all the "sudo" commands would have taken.
If you're afraid of accidentally deleting your whole filesystem by typing "rm -rf /", I also have a tips: Don't write "rm -rf /". It's pretty easy to just not do that.
If you're afraid of accidentally deleting your whole filesystem by typing "rm -rf /", I also have a tips: Don't write "rm -rf /". It's pretty easy to just not do that.
Yeehaw home computing cowboy! Don’t let corpo “best practices” stop the party