Sudo Definition Hoodie | Funny Linux Sysadmin Gift

Description

This funny sudo hoodie is for sysadmins, developers, Linux users and anyone who has ever typed sudo and hoped for the best. A vintage dictionary entry defines "sudo" as "to speak with authority you were not given," with an example sentence and a terminal line asking for a sandwich. It is printed on a Gildan 18500 hooded sweatshirt.

Who it's for

– Linux users, sysadmins and DevOps engineers

– Sysadmins and network engineers

– Anyone shopping for a funny gift for an IT coworker, manager or friend

– Anyone who loves dictionary jokes and terminal humor

Details

– Gildan 18500 Heavy Blend hooded sweatshirt, 50% cotton and 50% polyester, front pouch pocket, soft fleece interior

– Sizes S to 4XL

– Colors: Black, Dark Heather, Navy and Forest Green

– Cream serif print with a green terminal line, designed for dark colors

– Ctrl Alt Tee logo on the inner neck label

– Made to order and printed in the US by our print partner, then shipped to you

– Care: machine wash cold, inside out, tumble dry low, to keep the print looking good

Shipping and returns

Orders over $35 ship free, and every hoodie qualifies. Because every item is made to order, we accept returns only for damaged, defective or misprinted items. Report any problem within 14 days of delivery at [email protected].

FAQ

What does sudo mean?

In Linux and Unix, sudo runs a command with administrator rights. The dictionary joke defines it as speaking with authority you were not given, and the terminal line nods to the famous comic where make me a sandwich only works with sudo.

Is it a good gift for a Linux user or sysadmin?

Yes. The joke lands for Linux users, sysadmins, developers and anyone who has ever typed sudo.

What colors does it come in?

Black, Dark Heather, Navy and Forest Green. The print is designed for dark colors, so there are no light colors.