2024-02-09 19:20:00
A build 26052 do Windows 11 released this week to members of the Insider Preview program (system testing) received the native support for the “sudo” command, a function used in Unix-based software such as Linux and macOS.
As this feature is already being tested, the prediction is that the function “sudo” officially arrives in the operating system through an update released to everyone in 2024, towards the end of the year, who knows, na variante 24H2 do Windows 11.
It is worth highlighting that the command “sudo” allows you to run specific programs and tasks with higher security privileges, like a system administrator. The function is very useful for developers, as it provides greater control over the OS.
According to Microsoft, Windows 11 users will be able to use “sudo” in three ways: with a new window, with input disabled and inline – the latter being more similar to Linux, as the other options are more limited.
O project source code will be released by the company on GitHub. “We are working hard to add more information regarding the project to the repository and will share more details in the coming months,” said Product Manager at MicrosoftJordi Adoumie.
Any user with Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26052 can now access sudo on the operating system. To do this, simply open the software settings, select the “For developers” option and activate the “Enable sudo” button.
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