Ubuntu change password

Change password from command line in ubuntu

sudo passwd <user>

Source: grepper.com

Change password ubuntu

# just type:
passwd
# it'll ask for the current passowrd and x2 times for the new one

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How to change a user password in Ubuntu

##Open the terminal application by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T
  1. To change a password for user named tom in Ubuntu, 
      type: sudo passwd tom 
  2. To change a password for root user on Ubuntu Linux, 
      run: sudo passwd root 
  3. To change your own password for Ubuntu, 
      execute: passwd

Source: grepper.com

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