Is it possible to make it so that after logging into the linux admin panel, it was no longer necessary to enter a password?

Question

linux

is it possible to make it so that after logging into the account it is no longer necessary to enter a password when installing applications, using sudo, etc. ?

Answer 1

Daniil Shevkunov ,

logically everything should be run as administrator

This is Windows logic, because of which at the beginning of the century there was just a pandemic of computer viruses. Now even in M$ they have left such flawed logic and have not returned.
In Linux, under the root, they DO NOT WORK. Basically. It is ONLY used for administration. However, allowance is made for the fact that administration is not a single command, and for some time after the first sudo, the following sudos are executed without re-entering the password (unlike, by the way, from Windows, where you manage to administer something from under the user). And that's enough.

Answer 2

sudo su -