Does it have a policy editor comparable to the /etc/sudoers file? Sudo is interesting not because it just allows to assume admin privileges for a moment; it allows to give access in a finely-grained manner, and not exclusively admin access.
Just scrolling through the documentation [1] gives some idea. Examples in the end may surprise the reader with the variety of capabilities.
Nitpick: it’s not “Sudo for Linux”, it’s just “sudo” and runs on a wide variety of operating systems aside from Linux. It actually predates Linux by around a decade.
This sudo for Windows doesn't either because it's not sudo. Looking at the docs, it's not even remotely compatible either. The choice of name here is unfortunate.
