Windows 11 will soon offer developers the ability to run elevated programs directly from non-elevated consoles using built-in sudo commands. Here’s what the latest developments have to offer developers on Windows.
Windows Gets Linux SUDO Command – Available in 24H2
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Sudo, or “superuser do”, is a privilege granted to Linux and other Unix-based systems to run programs in an elevated environment without first having to open the elevated consoles.
Additionally, developers can configure how sudo runs the application in three ways:
