Closed lumynou5 closed 2 years ago
Hi @Luminous-Coder, if I remember correctly (the screenshot is now many years old) you also need to setup the shell on the root user. For more information I would have a look at the man page of sudo
how sudo -s
works.
Hi @Luminous-Coder, if I remember correctly (the screenshot is now many years old) you also need to setup the shell on the root user. For more information I would have a look at the man page of
sudo
howsudo -s
works.
Thanks. BTW, does setting fish for root user has any other side effect?
I don't think so, as the shell that is set in /etc/passwd
is only used interactively and not in scripts, I assume. So hopefully without side effects.
I used
sudo -s
, and it looks likeroot@dname:path#
, not the pretty UI in the example in readme.