H hajime macrumors G3 Original poster Jul 23, 2007 8,173 1,414 Sep 30, 2013 #1 Hello, my MacBook Pro has three user accounts. I am the main user with Administration rights. How come under xterm, whenever I try to do something (changing names, moving files to /usr/local or subfolders, I need to add "sudo" before the commands?
Hello, my MacBook Pro has three user accounts. I am the main user with Administration rights. How come under xterm, whenever I try to do something (changing names, moving files to /usr/local or subfolders, I need to add "sudo" before the commands?
sjinsjca macrumors 68020 Oct 30, 2008 2,239 560 Sep 30, 2013 #2 It's basically a way to say, "I've thought twice about what I'm about to ask you to do."
Intell macrumors P6 Jan 24, 2010 18,955 509 Inside Sep 30, 2013 #3 It's similar to Windows User Account Control feature. It's there to prevent an unauthorized malicious software from harming your system.
It's similar to Windows User Account Control feature. It's there to prevent an unauthorized malicious software from harming your system.