Understanding sudo, su, su - and sudo su ! A Thread with examples 👇

1/8 🐦 Welcome to today's thread! Let's dive into the world of user privileges on Linux systems. We'll explore the differences between sudo, su, and sudo su. 💻 #Linux #UserPrivileges

2/8 🐦 First up, sudo! 🌟 sudo stands for "Superuser Do." It allows regular users to perform administrative tasks by temporarily gaining root (superuser) privileges. Just add "sudo" before a cmd to execute it with elevated privileges. eg: sudo apt-get update updates packages.