How to su
Frederik Dannemare
frederik at dannemare.net
Thu Mar 24 16:20:15 UTC 2005
On Thursday 24 March 2005 17:01, Rob Willenberg wrote:
> Kubuntu uses sudo inplace of su.
>
> In the console, preface any commands you need to run as root with
> sudo. At the password prompt, type your user password.
Or if you absolutely need it - for whatever reason - you can activate
the root user with "sudo passwd root" and then set a password for the
root user. Personally, I cannot live without this (but I do think the
way the root account is handled by default (through sudo) in (k)ubuntu
is the way to go).
> For KDE apps the use kdesu, type your user password in at the
> password prompt.
Doing so in Control Center -> Wireless Network doesn't activate
Administrator mode as it should. Can anybody confirm?
Best regards,
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