hrmm.

I believe "sudo" is the command you want.

Anthony


On 9/27/05, Mark Jarvis <mark.jarvis@pvmail.maricopa.edu> wrote:
>
> After seeing the many comments about ubuntu and having some free space
> on one of my drives I decided to install ubuntu and have a look. I used
> pre-existing swap & /home partitions. Having heard that ubuntu didn't
> like root login or su -, I found and read some comments about ubuntu &
> sudu on the ubuntu site. (I don't agree with their philosophy, but can
> see why they did things that way and can live with it.)
>
> My problem? I've tried both the 5.10 Breezy Badger Preview and 5.04
> Hoary Hedgehog (love those names)--and on both, when I bring up a
> terminal window and type sudu (anything), I get the message that sudu is
> not found! "/sbin/sudu", man sudu, and "find / -name sudu" all failed to
> find a trace of sudu!
>
> What the !@#$%^ am I doing/not doing that sudu is in hiding?
>
> -mj-
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