Show Password Feedback in Linux Terminal

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When entering your password in a Terminal window, there is no feedack to show your password being typed in. In this video, I'll show you how to easily add a line in your sudoers.tmp file that will get your Terminal to give you feedback whenever you enter your password. I'll demonstrate the complete process step by step in MX Linux 21 XFCE. ___________________ ►► CONNECT ⟡ Support my work ☞ https://www.patreon.com/StaempunkTV ⟡ Buy Me a Coffee ☞ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StaempunkTV ⟡ Tweets ☞ https://twitter.com/staempunk ⟡ Instagram ☞ https://www.instagram.com/staempunktv ⟡ My music creations ☞ https://soundcloud.com/staempunk ⟡ Odysee ☞ https://odysee.com/@StaempunkTV ⟡ Vlog channel ☞ https://www.youtube.com/@Staempunk ___________________ ►► DESKTOP WALLPAPER ⟡ greatloveart ☞ https://greatloveart.com/8k-wallpapers/ ☞ https://www.deviantart.com/greatloveart ___________________ ►► MUSIC Intro Music: Mud Walker [Excerpt] Artist: Stæmpunk Outro Music: Unrest Artist: ELPHNT Web: ☞ https://elphnt.io ___________________ ►► DISCLAIMER STÆMPUNK TV thoroughly tests & seeks out any potential issues with apps that are used in a walkthrough. Please be aware that installing applications from outside the MX Repositories could lead to potential instability of your MX Linux system. Only install applications that you are sure work well and are free from problems and issues. This page is for enterntainment purposes only. STÆMPUNK TV takes no responsibility for broken systems or loss of data. All rights reserved. Staempunk TV linux beginner to intermediate how-to videos. #Linux #Ulauncher #Staempunk