Delete User Profile & Account in Linux (Root/Non-Root)

In this video, I’ll show you how to delete a user profile and account in Kali Linux, whether it’s a root or non-root user. Removing user accounts in Linux can help you manage system security and resources efficiently.
📝 Command List:
Delete a Non-Root User:
• Open Terminal.
• Use the command: sudo deluser username (replace "username" with the actual username).
• To remove the user’s home directory and mail spool: sudo deluser --remove-home username.
Delete a Root User:
• Open Terminal as root.
• Use the command: deluser username (replace "username" with the root username).
• Be cautious when deleting root accounts, as this can affect system stability.
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