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Thanks for the info, trying it too.

The most cumbersome thing for now seems to be running `sudo` in terminal, but then again, how often do you really need to?



If it's cumbersome, you could always edit the sudoers file to make things easier (although it's not a great idea if you're not using it often). If you do that, then you would have the best of both worlds - being able to sudo on terminal from your standard account (with or without password, as desired) while also using it with lower privileges for all GUI applications.




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