File Manager super User gone???
Alex Makhlin
makhlina at gmail.com
Tue Oct 28 00:42:15 UTC 2008
Claude Jones wrote:
> On Sun October 12 2008 9:06:13 pm Rene Cusson wrote:
>
>> Just installed Fedora 9 KDE desktop. Everything was fine
>> untill i updated all the packages. Now there is no access to
>> file manager super user in the menu area. Is it hiding
>> somewhere that i dont know about? How do you become the super
>> user when using dolphin? I googled this and others are having
>> the same problem, but can't seem to find the answer.
>> Not looking for the su in the terminal. Want to be able to
>> create folders in root. The create menu is disabled because i
>> am not SU.
>>
>
> 1) Open your menu and right-click on 'konqbrowser'
> 2) Select 'Add to desktop' or 'Add to panel'
> 3) Right-click on your new icon that appears on the desktop or
> panel
> 4) Select 'Icon settings'
> 5) Switch to the 'Application' tab
> 6) In the 'Command' field, change the word 'webbrowser' to
> 'filemanagement'
> 7) Click on the 'Advanced options' button (just above the
> 'Cancel' button at bottom right)
> 8) Tick the 'Run as different user' checkbox
> 9) Enter 'root' in the user field
>
> Done
> You can use a similar technique to create an icon for in your
> menus by right-clicking on the menu button and selecting the
> menu-editor function
>
> Warning - if you haven't fully updated your system, this icon
> would fail to intiate after a single use in any given session, I
> believe, because some lock file wasn't being deleted on shutdown.
> The cure is to make sure you're updated to the most current
> version of KDE that's in updates-testing or kde-redhat
> repositories.
>
>
>
I personally like Krusader much better for a file manager.
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