Harry Rickards wrote: > But if they can run aptitude in the first place, surely they could > either su to root or use sudo to read or delete the files. Just my opinion.
Aptitude doesn't need root to run. I tell my users to check aptitude if they want to find out if I'm willing to install it (largely because I'm lazy and running a hobby system). You only need root to commit changes.
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