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KOLLIMAATTORI JATKAA NÄITÄ PASKA-AVAUKSIAAN!

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KOLLIMAATTORI JATKAA NÄITÄ PASKA-AVAUKSIAAN!

Ja mistään mitään se ei mistään tiedä!

on muuten hirveä sanahirviö!

"trustedinstaller" on se jumala moode. Winkurassa. "administrator":illa oikeudet loppuu äkkiä.

Ei sudo ole mikään linux juttu! Sillä ei ole mittään tekemistä Linux kernelin kanssa.

On macOS, the sudo command allows you to run commands with administrative (root) privileges from the Terminal app. You simply type sudo before the command you want to run, such as sudo shutdown, and enter your user account password when prompted. This is a secure way to perform administrative tasks without constantly logging in as the root user, which is generally not recommended.
How to use sudo
1. Open Terminal:
Find and launch the Terminal application on your Mac.
2. Type the command:
Prepend sudo to the command you want to execute. For example:
sudo nano /etc/hosts to edit the hosts file.
sudo rm -rf /path/to/folder to remove a folder (use with extreme caution!).
3. Enter your password:
Press Enter, and you'll be asked for your current user account password. Type it in (you won't see any characters appear) and press Enter again.
4. The command runs:
If the password is correct, the command will execute with superuser privileges.
Why use sudo?
Security:
sudo allows you to perform privileged tasks on a case-by-case basis, reducing the risk of accidental damage to your system.
User-based access:
Instead of always having to log in as the root user, sudo uses your current user's credentials to grant temporary root access for a specific command.