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Is Systemd that bad afterall?
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Because I already had my fingers closer to "su" than to "-s"... but more seriously, because I tend to use
sudo -E su
on a remote terminal with a PS1 set to colorize the prompt based on whether I'm running root and the host if it's remote, butsudo -E -s
doesn't run the root's.bashrc
that runs the updated colorization while at the same time exports too much of the user's environment into the root shell.