I never had problems with permission again after I know the real power of sudo
I never had problems with permission again after I know the real power of sudo
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sudo dolphin
Then I act like a Windows user and go there via the GUI because I didn't feel like learning how to use nano.
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If you're running dolphin as sudo and open like a text file in an editor, does it edit the file with sudo?
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When you run a process under
sudo, it will be running as the root user. Processes that that process launches will also be running as the root user; new processes run as the same user as their parent process.So internally, no, it won't result in another invocation of
sudo. But those processes a dolphin process running as root starts will be running as the root user, same as if you had individually invoked them viasudo.-
But in my experience Dolphin refuses to run via sudo anyway.
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Does it let you do that?
Also it may fail to connect to the compositor
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Just log in as root lol
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Add
admin://in Dolphin (so/etc/sudoers.conf.d/turns intoadmin:///etc/sudoers.conf.d/) -
Try installing micro, it's a 21st century terminal editor
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