"su" puts me into super user mode, I can then type in the commands
separately.
Example:
su {enter}
{enter password}
{comment: I'm now the root user on the system}
konqueror {enter}
"sudo" has the command executed in super user mode.
Example:
sudo konqueror {Enter}
Two ways of accomplishing the same thing.
-Kevin
Andy Davies wrote:
>> The Linux way:
> ...
>> Type in "su" and press enter.
>
> Type in "sudo" and press enter.
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