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sudo: /etc/sudo.conf is owned by uid 1000, should be 0
sudo: /usr/bin/sudo must be owned by uid 0 and have the setuid bit set

im unable to use sudo probably when i tried to change the acxess permisiion of read and write to every one:

(1) me group and others

(2)i ran this command i guess when i was updating snap and it was giving error

$ sudo chown -R aryan /

i just upgraded to 23.04 ubuntu im also unable to apen additional dri

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ver app can find wifi bluetooth is buggy plzzz help it took me whole day to upgrade set customize my laptop

these are things what i tried

Raffa
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Aryan gupta
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The command sudo chown -R aryan / will destroy an Ubuntu system, making it unbootable. So that seems an unwise command for you to run.

Use a LiveUSB to preserve your data to some other media.

Then use the same LiveUSB to reinstall Ubuntu.

user535733
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