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OK I was lazy and just started dolphin as root to move some files around. Unfortunately this changes the permissions of /.kde/share/apps/d3lphin/bookmark.xml file to be owned by root.
somehow, even tho this is a filed bug, i don't think its a bug. this type of thing happens with lots of applications. if you run something as a different user, such as su/root, permissions of certain files will change to that user.
i've had this happen with more than 2 applications, konqueror & firefox included. its easy to fix tho, just chmod -R 755 the appropriate folders.
No, this is really a bug with kdesudo. The problem is that if a config (rc) file for an app launched with kdesudo doesn't exist yet, it will create that config file, in the user's home directory, but with root's ownership. This should not be the case, and certainly wasn't the case for kdesu. It would be the case if you tried to run a GUI app using sudo, which is why it's not recommended to do that.
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