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How to Edit a System File with sudoedit Preserving the Invoking User Environment

June 17, 2021 | by Scott Kilroy | No comments

How to Edit a System File with sudoedit Preserving the Invoking User Environment

On Linux and other Unix-based operating systems, sudo is used to run a program with the privileges of another user, often root. Learn how to edit a system file here.

Source: Linuxtoday.com

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