Re: [kde] Konsole unable to start xapps as root in Archlinux



| > I wish the "su" command had such an option. I normally use
| > Konsole's
|
| There is another utility called "sux" which does exactly that :)

Wow. It works, despite its name :)
My konsole's "New Root Shell" now invokes "sux -"
in place of the original "su -" and I'm a happy man.

Thanks for the info, Kevin. I've learned a lot this week.
Thanks to other X-and-su fans, too.

Cheers,
Ryo
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