I want to learn to use the default shell that comes with freeBSD called the Bourne Shell.
My concept is that the installer for freeBSD will have me create a root account. When logging in as root the shell I'll be in is the tch shell. However I want to use the Bourne Shell instead.
What I am learning is that after I have installed freeBSD I must install sudo.
This way I can use the Bourne Shell as a regular user and still have a way to install ports. I could use sudo to gain the privilege to use git or make and install ports.
Is this a valid plan? Is there anything I need to know about getting to the Bourne Shell and using sudo to install ports?
I want to avoid the tch shell by using sudo in the Bourne Shell.
Thanks
My concept is that the installer for freeBSD will have me create a root account. When logging in as root the shell I'll be in is the tch shell. However I want to use the Bourne Shell instead.
What I am learning is that after I have installed freeBSD I must install sudo.
This way I can use the Bourne Shell as a regular user and still have a way to install ports. I could use sudo to gain the privilege to use git or make and install ports.
Is this a valid plan? Is there anything I need to know about getting to the Bourne Shell and using sudo to install ports?
I want to avoid the tch shell by using sudo in the Bourne Shell.
Thanks