Ubuntu uses Snaps for a lot of the software, thus, when you write sudo apt install firefox that is actually an alias for “install firefox from snap”. Snaps get installed locally, not on the system (globally, for all users), but as a user, so you really can’t do much damage when you actually didn’t do anything to the system in the first place.
Do sudo shit on any other distro that doesn’t have a company behind it, see what happens.
Ubuntu uses Snaps for a lot of the software, thus, when you write
sudo apt install firefox
that is actually an alias for “install firefox from snap”. Snaps get installed locally, not on the system (globally, for all users), but as a user, so you really can’t do much damage when you actually didn’t do anything to the system in the first place.Do
sudo
shit on any other distro that doesn’t have a company behind it, see what happens.