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The first is to use sudo to run the text editor. For example, to edit your fstab file you could type:
{{UserCmd|command=sudo nano /etc/fstab}}

The first is to use sudo to run the text editor.  For example, to edit your fstab file you could type:
  {{UserCmd|command=sudo nano /etc/fstab}}

The first is to use sudo to run the text editor. For example, to edit your fstab file you could type:

user $  sudo nano /etc/fstab COPY TO CLIPBOARD

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	The first is to use sudo to run the text editor. For example, to edit your fstab file you could type:		The first is to use sudo to run the text editor. For example, to edit your fstab file you could type:
	sudo nano /etc/fstab		{{UserCmd\|command=sudo nano /etc/fstab}}