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You don't. sudo is for there for security purposes. If you alias it as sudo pacman than you can mess up without knowing. You can login as root su - to execute consecutive commands.
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brew
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2024-02-09T01:58:28Z (3 months ago)
You don't. `sudo` is for there for security purposes. If you alias it as `sudo pacman` than linux security goes through window.- You can login as root `su - ` to execute consecutive commands.
- You don't. `sudo` is for there for security purposes. If you alias it as `sudo pacman` than you can mess up without knowing.
- You can login as root `su - ` to execute consecutive commands.
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brew
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2024-02-09T01:57:51Z (3 months ago)
You don't. `sudo` is for there for security purposes. If you alias it as `sudo pacman` than linux security goes through window. You can login as root `su - ` to execute consecutive commands.