How To Login As a Root User In Linux?
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To login as a root user in Linux, you’ll need to first open a terminal. On most distributions of Linux, you can do this by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T. In the terminal, type the command “sudo su” or “su –”, which stands for “superuser do” and then enter your password when prompted. This will give you root access to your system.