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What does running the “sudo” command do? Restarts the computer Saves files permanently to the desktop Elevates rights to what you can access Opens a different directory

What does running the “sudo” command do? Restarts the computer Saves files permanently to the desktop Elevates rights to what you can access Opens a different directory
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What does running the “sudo” command do?

Restarts the computer
Saves files permanently to the desktop
Elevates rights to what you can access
Opens a different directory

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Elevates rights to what you can access

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