Windows added a feature Linux users have had for decades — and most people still don't know it's there

Running admin commands on Windows has always felt clunky. You either have to open a new elevated command prompt or right-click everything just to complete simple tasks as an administrator, while Linux has implemented a cleaner solution for as long as I remember. Windows 11 finally made one upgrade to fix this, and you are probably still sleeping on it. Once you enable this feature, all you need to do to run an elevated command is start by typing sudo. After I enabled sudo last week, I'm not going back to the old Windows terminal.

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