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My guess would be docker is the reason

• hatware 4y ago
  You don't need to run a script with sudo to use docker. This is targeted at tech-agnostic users, really odd misalignment of goals to ask folks who don't know what they're doing to 'sudo run.sh'.
  • feet 4y ago
    Standard docker installation requires sudo to start containers
    • hatware 4y ago
      You can add your user to the docker group, which does require sudo, but only once.
      • deleted 4y ago
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