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[Music] so what i'm going to do now is show you a really simple thing to do and this is what i normally do when i set up my linux systems and that is if i open up my terminal window if i were to run a command so for example if i run sudo apt update and then press enter then it asks for a password and regardless of what i type into my password field i don't actually see any feedback to let me know that i've entered my password so i'm going to do a really simple thing that will actually get the terminal to display the password that you're entering now don't worry it's not going to actually show your password and what it'll do is the standard thing where it'll replace the characters that you're entering with an asterisk so what i'll do is i'll close out of terminal and reopen it and so what i want to do is type in sudo vsudo and then press enter enter your password and then using the arrow key i'll just make my way down to this defaults section here and then i'll go to the second line an...
