I don't get it! How can I drag and drop files to a folder when I'm user? For the moment all I can do is write in my home directory. When I open KDE config panel as root there is no way to move files around. I think I missed something! Christophe ps: what is gksu and kdesu??
Le Dimanche 22 Février 2004 19:40, Jerry Barton a écrit : > On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 14:46:46 -0500 > > Marc Resnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Try going into a terminal, and typing 'su', then your password. Then, > > from the terminal, open whatever program you were using to move the > > files(i.e. if you were using konqueror, type 'konqueror'.) This is a > > root version of the program. > > > > Also, if you want to make the folder writeable for all users, type su > > in the terminal, your password, then type 'chmod 777 /path/to/folder'. > > > > --Marc > > Just as a tip to include: the gksu package allows you to run apps as > root with a little gui to type in your password like kdesu but it's not > a kde app. For those who don't use KDE there is a non-kde replacement > > :) to install just urpmi gksu. Then you can go to "Run Command" (or > > like in icewm, use the command input on the taskbar) and just put > gksu <programme name>. I just found it myself a few days ago. Before > that I was using kdesu but it would take forever to come up. Hope > that's helpful to someone! > > Jer.
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