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I have been trying to setup cdrecord to run with root privilegies to make recording more reliable while launching the gui program as user. Tryed using k3bsetup but i'm using ...
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    cdrecord as root

    I have been trying to setup cdrecord to run with root privilegies to make recording more reliable while launching the gui program as user.

    Tryed using k3bsetup but i'm using gnome and trying to launch k3bsetup in gnome is almost impossible.

    Any ideas about how can I set the things that k3bsetup does but manually?
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    Sorry for not searching the forum before, worked perfectly. Thanks!

    I still have a LOT to learn
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    Glad I could help !
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