About fck sudo for non-rooted devices...

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# This Wiki explains SUDO for TERMUX
Installing **sudo** in **termux** makes ur android use root su without been rooted.
It will install **ubuntu** where u can use **sudo**...
After install it will create new folders:
- ubuntu-fs
- ubuntu-binds
Its gonna take cca 300+ mb...
In **ubuntu-fs** folder will be:
- bin
- etc
- lib
- mnt
- proc
- run
- srv
- tmp
- var
- boot
- home
- media
- opt
- root
- sbin
- sys
- usr
So evry time u need doing sumthig as **root user** u can use this...
Ur prompt changes in:
`root@localhost:~# `
thats how u know u r in sudo mode.
**! Note:**
It doesnt root ur device just makes possible u act as root...
Normaly when u try use sudo in termux its wont let u,
showing this kinda msg:
```
$ sudo --list
No superuser binary detected.
Are you rooted?
```
But when u run as `root@localhost:~#`
```
root@localhost:~# sudo --list
sudo: unable to resolve host localhost: Name or service not known Matching Defaults entries for root on localhost:
env_reset, mail_badpass,
secure_path=/usr/local/sbin\:/usr/local/bin\:/usr/sbin\:/usr/bin\:/sbin\:/bin\:/snap/bin,
use_pty
User root may run the following commands on localhost:
(ALL : ALL) ALL
root@localhost:~#
```
sudo working...