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When Ubuntu is first installed two accounts are created: your primary user account, and a ``root'' account that operates behind the scenes. This root account has the necessary privileges required for modifying system files and settings, whereas your primary user account does not. Rather than logging out of your primary user account and then logging back in as root, you can use the \commandlineapp{sudo} command to borrow root account privileges for performing administrative tasks such as installing or removing software, creating or removing new users, and modifying system files.
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Når Ubuntu installeres for første gang, oprettes to konti: Din første brugerkonto og en administratorkontoen ``root'', der arbejder i det skjulte. Denne root-konto har de nødvendige rettigheder, der kræves for at ændre systemfiler og -indstillinger, hvorimod din brugerkonto ikke har disse rettigheder. I stedet for at gå ud af din brugerkonto og ind igen på root-kontoen kan du bruge kommandoen \commandlineapp{sudo} til at låne root-kontoens rettigheder til at lave administrative opgaver såsom at installere eller fjerne programmer, oprette eller fjerne brugere og ændre på systemfiler.
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