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KdeSudo is a sudo frontend for KDE originaly developed by Robert Gruber, and now maintained by Kubuntu developers.KdeSudo acts like a wrapper for sudo commands, and therefore, supports all "sudoers" file options. It is command line compatible with KdeSu, and can replace it simply with linking /usr/bin/kdesu to /usr/bin/kdesudo (KDE3 version) or ${kde4_path}/lib/kde4/libexec/kdesu to ${kde4_path}/bin/kdesudo. (http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show...?content=72106)
Although I have not experienced it, I have heard of others having permissions problems after using sudo. Why tempt the Gods;just use Kdesudo.
Kubuntu 11.10<br />KDE 4.7.3<br />Athlon XP 2000<br />512 MB RAM<br />ATI 64MB Video<br />~11 year old system still kicking :>
I don't like kdesudo as much as plain sudo because kdesudo doesn't preserve my environment (home directory, aliases, places/bookmarks, other settings...)...
Sure, it's not a problem if you're just doing some quick conf file editing. But if you want to do some file management, it helps to have your bookmarks and configuration around... or, for a "privileged" terminal session, your usual prompt and shell aliases. So it'd be nice if kdesudo had an option for that.
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