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How do you make a root launcher.
ex.: konqueror file manager / konqueror file manager super user mode
It does not appear to be command line argument, howz it done?...
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- 09-23-2006 #1
root launcher?
How do you make a root launcher.
ex.: konqueror file manager / konqueror file manager super user mode
It does not appear to be command line argument, howz it done?
- 09-23-2006 #2
It actually is a command line argument. Rather, it's a command for which the application command is an argument. Confused yet?
The magic word is gksu. Just put something like this as the command for the launcher:
and when you use that launcher, it will first ask for the root password (or keyring password if you're using the Gnome keyring) and then launch nautilus with root privileges.Code:gksu nautilus
Edit: I assumed above that you're using Gnome. If you're in KDE, the magic word is kdesu. It works the same way.Stand up and be counted as a Linux user!
- 09-24-2006 #3
Odd
I screwed around with gksu for hours installing python-extra packages other lib packages cause I do use gnome and dont have kde installed. A directory does exist for it, but no file. Finally i just tried kdesu and it works! Go figure... Its all good thanx much.... jw
If ya know what I might be missing for gksu let me know...


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