How To Remove Root User In Ubuntu?
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To remove the root user in Ubuntu, you need to use the sudo deluser command. This command will remove the root user and all associated files, including the user’s home directory. You can also use the sudo userdel -r command to delete the root user and all associated files. You should be aware that deleting the root user can cause serious problems, so you should only do this if you are sure that you do not need the root user anymore.