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    Tribe 5 and konqueror.

    ribe is looking good. There are a few things:

    something about kdesudo:

    No command arguments supplied!
    Usage: kdesudo [-u <runas>] <command>
    KdeSudo will now exit...
    at boot into desktop.

    Konqueror (filemanager) eitherdoesn't open or it opens at the second try and/or crashes.

    kdesu konqueror opens in my user dir. not in root.

    harddisks & filessystems is back

    apart from that I am happy.
    HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
    4 GB Ram
    Kubuntu 18.10

    #2
    Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

    Originally posted by Fintan
    kdesu konqueror opens in my user dir. not in root.
    This is probably due to the fact that kdesudo behaves a bit different from the 'good old' kdesu. Last I checked, kdesudo replaces kdesu in Tribe 5 (backs up /usr/bin/kdesu as /usr/bin/kdesu.dist and makes /usr/bin/kdesu a symlink to kdesudo). So you can restore the old kdesu behaviour by undoing the change (to have the option to use either kdesudo or kdesu)

    There are a few valid reasons why one might prefer kdesu over kdesudo (kdesudo does not support the options that are available in kdesu, for example...at least not yet).

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      #3
      Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

      Thank you.

      So you can restore the old kdesu behaviour by undoing the change (to have the option to use either kdesudo or kdesu)
      How do I go about that?
      HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
      4 GB Ram
      Kubuntu 18.10

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        #4
        Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

        Originally posted by Fintan
        How do I go about that?
        The simplest way is to rename /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib to /usr/bin/kdesu (overwriting the symlink). If you do it this way, chances are updates to kdesudo package will undo the change.

        A bit more elegant solution is to create a symlink /usr/local/bin/kdesu that points to /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib. As /usr/local/bin commonly preceeds /usr/bin in $PATH, running kdesu will actually run kdesu.distrib (the old kdesu) after this change.

        EDIT: here's a one-liner for the latter option:
        Code:
        sudo ln -s /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib /usr/local/bin/kdesu && rehash

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          #5
          Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

          Thank you for that. I like the elegant solution, especially as I have never created a symlink. A great excuse to learn right?
          HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
          4 GB Ram
          Kubuntu 18.10

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            #6
            Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

            Originally posted by Fintan
            as I have never created a symlink.
            Originally posted by kubicle
            EDIT: here's a one-liner for the latter option:
            Code:
            sudo ln -s /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib /usr/local/bin/kdesu && rehash

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              #7
              Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

              sudo ln -s /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib /usr/local/bin/kdesu && rehash
              [sudo] password for fintan:
              bash: rehash: command not found
              fintan@fintanws2:~$


              HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
              4 GB Ram
              Kubuntu 18.10

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                #8
                Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                Originally posted by Fintan
                bash: rehash: command not found
                Sorry, I've been using alternative shells for a while, bash doesn't have rehash :P

                No worries though, it's not a necessity (it would just recheck the programs in your path to make sure the right kdesu is run, but a shell will do that automatically when started)

                You can run 'which kdesu' to see that the correct one will run (/usr/local/bin/kdesu)

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                  #9
                  Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                  so this will do it?
                  Code:
                  sudo ln -s /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib /usr/local/bin/kdesu
                  I am in mepis 7.0 beta now finding out a way to get vmplayer installed but will do that as soon as I get back to gutsy.

                  Thanks again

                  Cheers
                  Fintan
                  HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
                  4 GB Ram
                  Kubuntu 18.10

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                    #10
                    Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                    Originally posted by Fintan
                    so this will do it?
                    Code:
                    sudo ln -s /usr/bin/kdesu.distrib /usr/local/bin/kdesu
                    Yes, but you should already have link if you ran the previous command (even if the rehash failed, the first part of the command was run succesfully)

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                      #11
                      Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                      Thank you that worked.

                      What about konqueror? It likes to crash a lot lately, the last time forced me to hard reboot which nuked my vmwindows in the process. Could this have anything to do with strigi? That seems to be a hungry little devil. (95% of user resources in idle)
                      HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
                      4 GB Ram
                      Kubuntu 18.10

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                        #12
                        Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                        My konqueror is starting to crash frequently too!

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                          #13
                          Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                          Well, I uninstalled the strigi search aid. I couldn't find a way to keep it from starting at boot.
                          Konqueror seems to be civilized now.

                          The strigi daemon was using 95% of my use resources. I don't need a hog which I use once every dark moon if ever to waste my power.

                          I don't know if that is the solution but for now it works.
                          HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
                          4 GB Ram
                          Kubuntu 18.10

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                            #14
                            Re: Tribe 5 and konqueror.

                            Originally posted by Fintan

                            I couldn't find a way to keep it from starting at boot.
                            Me neither. There should be a way to stop it from starting in the first place, but I can't find it. >

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