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@Player2 sudo can be used with any user
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@TheInitializer what I'm saying is if I do "sudo (command)" will that command anyways run as root? Or just 'another user'? Sorry, it's a silly question
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@Player2 that command will run the command as root by default, but I think you can use a flag to run it as other users
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@TheInitializer oh cool. Didn't know that, thought it was just root
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@Player2 @TheInitializer You can use sudo -u <other_user> to specify a user.
Sister: What is "sudo"?
Me: it lets you do things as another user
Sister: Stop speaking computerese!
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