"sudo" for Home Users

On home Linux systems, the sudo utility is just as useful as it is in the enterprise Linux setting. Some Linux distros, especially Ubuntu Linux distros, come with full sudo privileges already enabled for the person who installed the operating system. On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 class systems, including CentOS 7, Scientific Linux 7, and Fedora, you have the option of adding making yourself an administrator when you install the operating system. On other distros, you may have to give yourself sudo privileges after you've installed the operating system. In this video, we'll look at how to set up sudo privileges on Debian.

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