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How to make Ubuntu remember forever the password after the first time

I put my password in when I log in but after that I don't want to type it again.

When I use my laptop I only wants to put in my password when I log in and never when I'm logged in.

The point of this is that I don't want to waste time typing my password every time I do some administrative task. I'm the only user and is very tired of having to type my password over and over again.

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Being able to run command with administrative privileges without entering a password is like doing everything as root. It's strongly discouraged to disable the password for sudo, although it's possible.

To skip asking for a password when installing programs, see:

If you want to be able to use sudo without asking for a password (not recommended), follow the instructions at:

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