wsl2 ubuntu every command should be with sudo even touch text.txt

[eliassal]

Hi, I have a ubuntu 22.04 on wsl2 on win 10 machine.
First, when I run asl, I get a terminal with root@mymachine.
I ran
ubuntu2204.exe config --default-user myuser
closed and reopened terminal I see prompt now myuser@mymachine. However, I cant run any command without sudo evern the basic commands such as touch or mkdir in my home directory.

In a ubuntu or any linux machine, a lot of commands can be run without sudo except ones that need privilege escalation. How this can be achieved in ubuntu wsl?
Thanks in advance

[OneBlue]

@eliassal: If you created a new user, you need to add it to the sudo group.

You can do that via: wsl -u root adduser myuser sudo

[eliassal]

I was sure that my user was part of sudo, I did run your statement, here is the output

The user myuser' is already a member of sudo'.

[OneBlue]

Interesting. What's the error you get when you try to run a command then ?