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On linux mintLinux Mint 20+, I don't have to type "sudo apt upgrade"sudo apt upgrade. I only type "apt upgrade"apt upgrade, the prompt asks for sudo password and the command is executed with elevated privileges.
How is that achieved?
On linux mint 20+, I don't have to type "sudo apt upgrade". I only type "apt upgrade", the prompt asks for sudo password and the command is executed with elevated privileges.
How is that achieved?
On Linux Mint 20+, I don't have to type sudo apt upgrade. I only type apt upgrade, the prompt asks for sudo password and the command is executed with elevated privileges.
On linux mint 20+, I don't have to type "sudo apt upgrade". I only type "apt upgrade", the prompt asks for sudo password and the command is executed with elevated privileges.
