I tried sudo for Windows and was left thoroughly blue-balled.
I tried sudo for Windows and was left thoroughly blue-balled.
It's a poor imitation. A mockery of the name. A GUI addict's idea of a CLI tool.
It's almost like trying to squish different security architectures on top of each other doesn't work well. It's a nice idea, but it was either not going to work smoothly or be a big security issue.
That cat is so CUTE!
so it's basically the same thing as sudo as long as you don't do nopasswd in sudoers?
sounds like a good thing.
On Linux it's a CLI privilege escalation program, having a GUI pop up when you can just take user input from the terminal the user is already using is kinda...
There's a reason why pkexec is a separate thing from sudo on Linux. Two separate programs that handle two separate tasks. Sudo is intended for CLI. pkexec is intended for GUI applications and is provided by the Polkit framework. It's that pointless work flow slow down you hate to see.
More like runas
If only it worked on systems with a banner enabled.
Meanwhile you can bypass uac(as an admin user) using the fucking help window. They're all over the place.
I thought you can activate inline mode if you don't like the UAC pop-up.
Inline mode only means that the elevated command runs in the same terminal instead of opening a new window. You still have to get past the UAC prompt.
So if I'm understanding correctly they now let you type a command to open a new window to check your credentials (like polkit?) instead of asking for it in the tty? And the only new thing is that you can elevate your privileges in an existing tty (before you would need to start a separate admin terminal right?)
OK but why were you getting aroused by a tool?
have you met linux users
So basically
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