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I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars... However, using '#' might not be most suitable because it could also indicate a commented line in a bash piece of code.

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a google search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.

I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars... However, using '#' might not be most suitable because it could also indicate a commented line in a bash piece of code.

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a google search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.

I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars...

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a google search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.

I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars... However, using '#' might not be most suitable because it could also indicate a commented line in a bash piece of code.

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a google search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.

I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars...

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a googele search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.

I think we should have a convention for this and that we should try to implement both of your suggestions.

The first one being there for purely conventional reasons and for the regulars...

The second one for new people, accompanied with a link (run this as root) to a google search or another question that addresses running stuff as root.

update: I created a question that you can link to for this purpose.