sudo
The
sudo command allows you to run commands as other users, by default root. It's often used to alter privileged parts of a computing environment, such as installed software.In sandboxes, your default user is
nt-user ("Next Tech user"), but you have full sudo access! However, keep in mind that currently software installed outside of your ~/workspace directory is not persisted, so don't be surprised if you come back and find what you've installed to be missing.Last modified 3yr ago