OpenBSD's alternative to `sudo` is `doas`, although it does not work the same way as sudo and requires some configuration. It is an acronym for "dedicated openbsd application subexecutor". OpenBSD 5.8, released in 2015, was the first to include`doas`. It was created by Ted Unangst after he was dissatisfied with the complexity of sudo and had issues with the default sudo configuration. The `doas` command is simple by design and does not contain advanced features required for elaborate sysadmin in......