https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=179678

--- Comment #68 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> ---
(In reply to Bo Weaver from comment #67)
> Nate,
> 
> I'd like to point out again.  This has nothing really to do with "sudo"
> access.  It is that KDE has crippled "root" access.  I know you have said
> that this will be fixed in the next version

The current version, in fact. The fix was released with KDE Applications 18.08
a few days ago.


> now and not fixed.  I did notify Kali but it appears they are not going to
> backport kate and dolphin.  This is just a couple of lines of code you all
> included so PLEASE!! just take it out and you all do the backporting.

That's not how anything works.

KDE guarantees three bugfix releases for the previous version (e.g. Dolphin
18.04.3). Those three versions have already been released; there will not be a
18.04.4 release. If there was, I could backport the fix to that, but there
won't be, so I can't. As a result, there is no way for me to backport the fix
to the Applications 18.04 release.

Distros are responsible for backporting fixes beyond what KDE provides via the
above release schedule. If they don't care, that's their issue, not ours. I
understand that you're frustrated but we can't go back in time and make this
never have happened. It's fixed in the present and the future, and that's the
best we can do. For the meantime, you're going to have to be patient and wait
for Kali to update to Applications 18.08, or be more persuasive in asking them
to backport the fix to 18.04.

There's nothing more that KDE can do here, I'm afraid.

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Please everyone: this ticket tracks PolicyKit support in KIO. It is not a place
for complaining about the inability to do `sudo dolphin` or open Dolphin as the
root user in releases prior to 18.08. We cannot help with those here.

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