I'm the other one who rejected your suggested edit.

In my opinion:

The first part of your edit was unnecessary, because answer clearly states:

The following commands were run in the container

And $ is just a sign that we use to show a comamnd, so muru's edit was fine to me.

For the second part you're somehow right (about the concept of not using sudo), however the sudo was part of the original answer, and also it was too minor to me.

I regected your edit mostly because of the first part.

I'm the other one who rejected your suggested edit.

In my opinion:

The first part of your edit was unnecessary, because the answer clearly states:

The following commands were run in the container

And $ is just a sign that we use to show a comamnd, so muru's edit was fine to me.

For the second part you're somewhat right (about the concept of not using sudo), however the sudo was part of the original answer, and also it was too minor to me.

I rejected your edit mostly because of the first part.

I'm the other one who rejected the your suggested edit.

In my opinion:

The first part of your edit was unnecessary, because answer clearly states:

The following commands were run in the container

And $ is just a sign that we use to show a comamnd, so muru's edit was fine to me.

For the second part you're somehow right (about the concept of not using sudo), however the sudo was part of the original answer, and also it was too minor to me.

I regected your edit mostly because of the first part.

I'm the other one who rejected your suggested edit.

In my opinion:

The first part of your edit was unnecessary, because answer clearly states:

The following commands were run in the container

And $ is just a sign that we use to show a comamnd, so muru's edit was fine to me.

For the second part you're somehow right (about the concept of not using sudo), however the sudo was part of the original answer, and also it was too minor to me.

I regected your edit mostly because of the first part.