Sudo Dolphin

[jk4y]

Hello everyone. Sometimes I use

sudo dolphin

so that I can edit/move files as root. This works great but whenever I use it, it changes the permissions on /home/jk/.kde/share/apps/d3lphin/bookmarks.xml. When I use Dophin the usual way it throws an error saying it can't write to that file. Chmoding that file makes the error message go away but if I use sudo dolphin again then I have to chmod the file afterwards.

Am I not supposed to run sudo dolphin? Is there a different command I'm supposed to use? Or is this just a bug? For now I am using

sudo dolphin && sudo chmod 777 /home/jk/.kde/share/apps/d3lphin/bookmarks.xml

but I don't feel like typing that out every time I want to open a root dolphin lol.

Thanks in advance.

[skunk]

Re: Sudo Dolphin

kdesudo dolphin

[jk4y]

Re: Sudo Dolphin

I totally knew that Thanks a million