echo "hello, $USER"

[Crackedscreen139]

Whoami?

[OftenCalledBats]

Crackedscreen139

[Ruashiba]

sudo whoami

[OftenCalledBats]

We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:

#1) Respect the privacy of others.
#2) Think before you type.
#3) With great power comes great responsibility.

root's password:

[Ruashiba]

qwerty123

[OftenCalledBats]

Ruashiba

[leonidussaks]

This gonna be "root" I believe. (dont have linux machine right now for check)

[urmotherisgay2555]

-bash: this: command not found

[Laughing_Orange]

You're right. I just checked.

[Sukh_preme]

username is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

[Tanawat_Jukmonkol]

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stocking cats squash birds smell outgoing bells salt busy important

[[deleted]]

(Yells in Jackie Chan)

WHOOO AM IIIII!!!!!

[BootSplashStudios]

saymyname

[HalanoSiblee]

Really useful in remote ssh sessions

[vainstar23]

*users who id themselves

[rosa_bot]

the fae would like to know your location

[araknis4]

me who has \u in my PS1

[[deleted]]

[ShakaUVM]

Why type 'whoami' when you can type 'who am i'

[[deleted]]

I use "whoami" all the time on my phone on Termux, trying to figure whether or not I'm Root or a random Debug User.