OK, tonight, a fresh install of 18.04.1.
I open Dolphin.
Click Root on the left side bar.
Double-click to open Boot folder.
Double-click to open efi folder ...
... and I get the message: could not enter folder /boot/efi.
Right-click folder /boot/efi, click Properties, and I don't see how to change the permissions (no active options).
What am I forgetting to do here? It just works in 14.04, as I recall. I read that kdesudo doesn't work to open Dolphin as root -- as that's OK. I shouldn't have to open Dolphin as root to just get into my /boot/efi, right? Also, I don't recall that I needed any "root actions" add-ons to open /boot/efi in 14.04.
I open Dolphin.
Click Root on the left side bar.
Double-click to open Boot folder.
Double-click to open efi folder ...
... and I get the message: could not enter folder /boot/efi.
Right-click folder /boot/efi, click Properties, and I don't see how to change the permissions (no active options).
What am I forgetting to do here? It just works in 14.04, as I recall. I read that kdesudo doesn't work to open Dolphin as root -- as that's OK. I shouldn't have to open Dolphin as root to just get into my /boot/efi, right? Also, I don't recall that I needed any "root actions" add-ons to open /boot/efi in 14.04.
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