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  1. 11-25-2007 #1
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    Question Automatic root-mode

    Guess that I know what I'm doing, how could I enable Krusader to start in root mode without password prompt? I want to do exactly that. I'm lazy to type my root password each time I open it. Is it possible?
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    Yea, with Sudo on no password.
    And then change the link in the menu to:
    sudo krusader
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    Thanks, that helped me! I had to make myself a sudoer in /etc/sudoers too, but it works now.
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