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If sudo stands for “superuser do”, and on Windows they call this user an “Administrator”. It stands to reason they should call it `audo`. Though this would be
by al_borland 7mo ago
If sudo stands for “superuser do”, and on Windows they call this user an “Administrator”. It stands to reason they should call it `audo`.
Though this would be confusing, as people would pronounce it like “adieu”, which would make it sound like an alias for `logoff`.
- NekkoDroid 7mo ago> It stands to reason they should call it `audo`. "Administrator" doesn't contain a "u". `addo`/`ado` both would make more sense and flows better off the tongue.
- al_borland 7mo agoSuperUser DO Administrator User DO
- amenhotep 7mo agoAnd once the initial install of something was complete, you'd then be able to run it with no further ado :D