Document root user usage in installation #9960
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The installation documentation currently implies that all commands are being prompted by the root user or an user with root-like privileges. This is now explicitly stated and, additionally, another if-guard was added to not include the "Add Icinga Package Repository" section for Windows, as it does not fit there. Closes #9959.
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The installation documentation currently implies that all commands are being prompted by the root user or an user with root-like privileges. This is now explicitly stated and, additionally, another if-guard was added to not include the "Add Icinga Package Repository" section for Windows, as it does not fit there.
Closes #9959.