I don’t think i need to explain how it works, should i ?

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Actually, you do… does it have higher authority than TrustedInstaller or SYSTEM?

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No, just admin, which we could already do by running CMD as admin.

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Then it’s fucking useless and that IS NOT sudo.

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Reverse engineer denuvo and other kernel-level anti-cheat gaming software and use those methods to write a real sudo command.

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Oh that second one has me in flames man

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“What’s a re-run?!”

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Are they actually naming the command “sudo” or is that just a comparison?

Edit: apparently yes, the audacity lol

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Looks like they didn’t even tried to hide it : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/sudo/

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The sudo command offers a way to quickly elevate a command as administrator from your current unelevated command line context and is familiar to some users coming from other operating systems.

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From any other operating system

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Yes

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Should have called it addo

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Or ditto

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What’s wrong with giving a command the same name as the equivalent command from other operating systems?

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That would be like calling the lynx command InternetExplorer

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To me lynx is an application, whereas sudo is part of the OS, just like cp or cat. I know Linux sudo is maintained separately, but it’s part of what is expect in even the most minimal install of any Unix-like OS.

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This has put me in mind of when OSX added virtual desktops. Everyone forgot that they’ve been a thing in *nix for 30 years, and NextOS (which OSX was built on top of) already had them. So Apple purposefully removed them, let people complain about not having them (and build their own 3rd party solutions) for something like 8 years, then got mountains of positive press for the “new innovation” of virtual desktops. Isn’t Apple amazing!

Great job Microsoft! I’m sure this is a game changer for the world.

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fyi the NeXT OS is called NeXTSTEP.

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Thanks.

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To be honest, the first incarnation of Spaces was really damn good; they deserved some credit for that. Then they made it worse so it matches iOS.

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Ah MacOS, don’t forget they’re continuing to neuter root/sudo probably for some future goal of a walled garden desktop/laptop 🤮 for “privacy and security”

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Apple may introduce it again, but not before they get some trademark word for it like “Secure Ascension™”.

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