Disable sudo

[Christoph Georgi]

The gksu does the job. However after every reboot the properties of 
Synaptic (and Networking) change back to gksudo, which is annoying.

I did also changed the properties of e.g. Thunderbird (cause I installed 
the 0.9) and those didn't revert.

christoph

David M. Carney wrote:

> 
> Find Synaptic in your menu, then right-click on it. Select properties.
> Change the "Command:" line to read (without the quotes) "gksu
> /usr/sbin/synaptic".
> 
> Now it will ask for and expect your root password.
> 
> David
>