OK. So, I believe I can just model the code of the gnome-su or kdesu interfaces using the E libs?
I will give it a look. Anyone else interested in this project?
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 22:36, Michael Jennings wrote:
On Wednesday, 11 June 2003, at 22:25:00 (-0400),
Bryan Simmons wrote:
> Yeah
On Wednesday, 11 June 2003, at 22:25:00 (-0400),
Bryan Simmons wrote:
> Yeah, I could do that actually, but I'm looking more for a kdesu app
> that is written specifically for E. It would be E-su or something.
So write it. :)
Michael
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Yeah, I could do that actually, but I'm looking more for a kdesu app that is written specifically for E.
It would be E-su or something.
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 12:49, Zro wrote:
not sure if this'd even work, or if you are technically inclined enough
or not, but I was thinking about doing this m
Greetings.
Yes, I'm an idiot, so I'm sending this email again. Hopefully not
screwing up this time. Anyway. Ok, now I'm sending it a third time,
with a subject this time. Have you ever had those moments of total
stupidity? Mine is on the 3rd day. New email software is not helping.
If thi
Mike Brodbelt wrote:
Christian Hansen wrote:
Just compiled and installet the e16.6-pre3 and everything works fine. A
lot of the bugs has been removed so thats pretty nice :-)
But the mozilla focusbug remains unsolved.
though it is not a big problem as I just clicks my pager to get mozilla
focu
Greetings.
Yes, I'm an idiot, so I'm sending this email again. Hopefully not screwing up this
time. Anyway.
I am trying out Debian 3.0 r1 and having a problem with sound under E.
At the moment I am starting esd with the command
esd &
in /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession
I get the beep that it star
not sure if this'd even work, or if you are technically inclined enough
or not, but I was thinking about doing this myself. Getting the source
for the E-Launcher epplet and doing some MacGiver action on it so that
whatever command I type in will either run with the su -c prefix, or
the sudo prefi
Paul E. Johnson wrote:
It appears to me your guess is correct. I thought I had fixed the
problem by recompiling, but rather I had just avoided the behavior which
causes it. After reinstalling the SF rpm, I did not see the problem any
more, and then I switched back and saw it again. THen I real
Ron Lau wrote:
workspace switcher in redhat9 will switch between multiple desktops and
virtual desktops, but I can't move windows to a different virtual
desktop on the same desktop. I can move windows from one desktop to
another.
Yes, I'm aware of this one. This is not implemented in gnome2(libwnck
So, what you guys are saying is that there is no E program in existance like kdesu that would make
a popup window for entering the root pass?
Please don't think I am without recourse here. I know how to gain access to root resources securely. I'm just a graphical snob is all.
Typically, I res
Hi,
e16.6-pre3 built from source (CVS'ed today). everything looks great.
2 things, not really bugs, more like feature requests, if possible, but
I understand it has more to do with gnome than e.
workspace switcher in redhat9 will switch between multiple desktops and
virtual desktops, but I can't
It appears to me your guess is correct. I thought I had fixed the
problem by recompiling, but rather I had just avoided the behavior which
causes it. After reinstalling the SF rpm, I did not see the problem any
more, and then I switched back and saw it again. THen I realized the
thing I do wh
Whoa there!
>
>
> You could use a little C program like the following to gain access to
> root:
>
> /* roo.c
> * Quick access to root
> */
>
> main(argc, argv)
> int argc;
> char **argv;
> {
> setuid(0);
> if(argc == 1) execl("/bin/bash", "-bash", (char)0);
> else execvp(argv[1
Christian Hansen wrote:
> Just compiled and installet the e16.6-pre3 and everything works fine. A
> lot of the bugs has been removed so thats pretty nice :-)
>
> But the mozilla focusbug remains unsolved.
>
> though it is not a big problem as I just clicks my pager to get mozilla
> focused.
Sh
Paul E. Johnson wrote:
Hey, guys. I was running e 16.6pre2, which I compiled myself, and it
ran mostly fine. THen the pre3 was announced, and they provided an RPM,
and I installed that.
Then I started to see many of the problems people were complaining
about. Windows would pop up on other work
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