BG:
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> Is it better from a security standpoint to su - in a tab as I have
> been doing or should I open another terminal for this user?
Following the principle of running few processes as root, su-ing is the
way to go. That way, the terminal still runs as your primary user, you
have only one roo
To monitor my system I usually open a terminal and run htop and then
open another tab and run gkrellm. This is as a user without sudo
privileges. I recently began using tcpspy and then tail syslog | grep
tcpspy in yet another tab. However my user doesn't have sudo privileges
so I have to su - t
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