Add sudo to install instructions so it can be run without user switching #2483
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Jguer
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@Sleuth56 can you make the same change to the chain command and add the disclaimer before to switch sudo to the user's preferred alternative such as run0 or doas? |
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Currently you have to either su to root to run pacman or manually prepend sudo to it. This fixes that.
Because makepkg doesn't let you run as root su-ing to root doesn't work so sudo-ing the pacman command makes it easier for a normal user.