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If you're working on language data, `sudo ` is pretty much only for running package managers like `apt ` (or `port ` or `dnf `) and for running package setup scripts like https://apertium.projectjj.com/apt/install-nightly.sh |
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If you're working on language data, <code>sudo <code> is pretty much only for running package managers like <code>apt </code> (or <code>port </code> or <code>dnf </code>) and for running package setup scripts like https://apertium.projectjj.com/apt/install-nightly.sh |
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In general, '''don't use `sudo ` (and don't run as the root user) when building/compiling things''' . |
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In general, '''don't use <code>sudo </code> (and don't run as the root user) when building/compiling things''' |
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The only exception is `sudo make install `, but when working on language data you should never have to do this. |
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The only exception is <code>sudo make install </code>, but when working on language data you should never have to do this. |
