microsoft/sudo

use "audo" instead of "sudo"

LinuxStork opened this issue · 2 comments

LinuxStork commented

Description of the new feature / enhancement

It has come to my attention that Windows wants to add a "super user do," but Windows does not have a "super user." Instead, they have "administrator" user. Therefore, I propose they should use "audo" (administrator user do)

Scenario when this would be used?

It's important because it paints false picture of windows as whole OS

Supporting information

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SkyyySi commented
  1. sudo stands for "substitute user do"
  2. Linux also doesn't have a "super" user, there it is called "root"
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zadjii-msft commented

Thanks for the suggestion! We're trying to consolidate naming discussion over in /dup #23. Feel free to continue the discussion there. Thanks!