$USER automatically contains the logged-in user's username and is commonly used in scripts to reference the current user.
Those who have more complex setups where this may not be what they want will likely also be skilled enough to recognize the variable and replace it as needed.
raelgc
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3 years ago
$USER automatically contains the logged-in user's username and is commonly used in scripts to reference the current user.
Those who have more complex setups where this may not be what they want will likely also be skilled enough to recognize the variable and replace it as needed.