We’ve shown you how to enable the root account in Lucid from your desktop. To read that post click here.
This tutorial will show you how to enable the root or superuser account from the command-line console or terminal in Lucid.
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Enable Root Login In Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx
How To Launch Nautilus, Programs in openSUSE (Gnome) as Root
This quick tutorial will show you how to open nautilus or launch programs in openSUSE (Gnome) as root. If you’re familiar with Ubuntu, you know that normal users can launch nautilus or programs as root by running ‘gksu’ in the Run Application dialog box. This brief tutorial will show you how to accomplish the same in openSUSE.
How To Browse Folders In Fedora With Full Root Access
If you’re familiar with Ubuntu, then you’ll notice that normal users can open nautilus file browser or launcher programs as root by running the command ‘gksu’ in the Run application dialog box. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to open Nautilus or launcher programs that required root access as a normal user in Fedora.
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Tags: Nautilus, OpenSUSE, Operating system, Package management system, Superuser, UbuntuLinux Beginner: How To Browse Folders In openSUSE With Full Root Access
This is a quick openSUSE tip for newbie who wants to browse folders in openSUSE (Gnome) with full root access just like you have in Ubuntu with gksu command. I don’t know if this will come as a surprise to some, but openSUSE has a command that allows you to browse folders with full root access without logging in as root.
Posted in How-To/Tips, Linux Tags: GNOME, Linux, Login, OpenSUSE, Operating system, Superuser, Ubuntu
