In principle, yes, although the optional base-devel group depends on sudo, as do hundreds of AUR packages, and yet other projects you install tend to just assume you have a sudo binary around. Removing sudo will not break your system, but lead to well-deserved anger towards people not declaring their dependencies. :)
If you’re ready to deal with the occasional application or script croaking, and subsequently fixing it, you should be fine removing sudo. I would personally consider building a dummy package replacing sudo, including a simple run0 wrapper at /usr/bin/sudo, to have a clean and transparent replacement.
In principle, yes, although the optional
base-develgroup depends onsudo, as do hundreds of AUR packages, and yet other projects you install tend to just assume you have asudobinary around. Removing sudo will not break your system, but lead to well-deserved anger towards people not declaring their dependencies. :)If you’re ready to deal with the occasional application or script croaking, and subsequently fixing it, you should be fine removing sudo. I would personally consider building a dummy package replacing sudo, including a simple run0 wrapper at
/usr/bin/sudo, to have a clean and transparent replacement.