Veiliger in Linux, Veiliger in Ubuntu.

Als je Ubuntu opstart , start je als gewone gebruiker op , niet als
administrator. Dit i.t.t Windows , althans als je het type van gebruiker
niet veranderd.



By default in ubuntu you are set up to be a regular user, not an administrator. The root user is disabled by default. So to edit any system files, you have to use the command "sudo" (which stands for "switch user do" or "super user do", depending on where you look). To use this command simply prepend it to whatever other command you are issuing. Probably the most common usage is to edit system config files. For example, if you want to edit /etc/hosts, you would issue this command:

sudo gedit /etc/hosts