Update Ubuntu install steps with needed sudo usage #680
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Fixing base branch. |
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@dscho @derrickstolee @mjcheetham @vdye - 1 Mac job appears failing, but this is a README only change ;) |
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This updates the Ubuntu/Debian install steps to use sudo where required while trying to following them on Ubuntu 22.04.
I also break apart the creation of
generic.polfile into 2 steps, as written it won't work given it requires sudo to make the file in that location.Tested while installing on a fresh WSL Ubuntu 22.04 instance.