How To Leave Root In Linux?
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To leave root in Linux, you can use the “exit“ command or the “logout“ command. If you are using the command line, type in either of these commands to leave the root user and return to your regular user account.
To leave the root user in Linux, you can use the “exit” command as root. This will return you to your previous user. If you are logged in as root and want to switch to a specific user, you can use the “su” command followed by the username. For example, if you want to switch from root to the user “bob”, you can type “su bob” and hit enter.