What is the 'run' Command in Linux?

`run` is a command in Linux that allows you to execute a program or script with root privileges. It is used to run a command as the superuser, which is the user who has full control over the system.

When you use the `run` command, you are essentially running the specified command with the same privileges as the root user. This can be useful when you need to perform an action that requires elevated permissions, such as installing software or modifying system settings.

For example, if you want to install a new package on your Linux system, you might use the following command:
```
sudo run apt-get install
```
This will install the specified package with the same privileges as the root user. The `sudo` command allows you to run a command with elevated permissions, and the `run` command is used to specify the command to be executed.