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Error when using “sudo Nautilus”, how do I solve it?
How to be granted root rights while browsing files/directories with NautilusError when trying to run an app with sudo or gksudoNautilus hides the window when launchedHow to solve “sudo: /etc/sudoers.d is world writable”Having Error message while using the “sudo nautilus” command in terminal“error: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set in the environment.” when attempting to run nautilus as rootWeird messages when using sudosudo nautilus error in 16.04
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Here is the terminal log.
http://pastebin.com/xTEK13B7
How do I fix it? What does it do? Is it safe or okay?
nautilus sudo
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Here is the terminal log.
http://pastebin.com/xTEK13B7
How do I fix it? What does it do? Is it safe or okay?
nautilus sudo
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Here is the terminal log.
http://pastebin.com/xTEK13B7
How do I fix it? What does it do? Is it safe or okay?
nautilus sudo
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Here is the terminal log.
http://pastebin.com/xTEK13B7
How do I fix it? What does it do? Is it safe or okay?
nautilus sudo
nautilus sudo
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Nautilus is a graphical application so you ought to use gksudo instead :
gksudo nautilus
When you want to do graphical things with high prilivegies, gksudo and gksu are much more convinient than sudo and su.
answered Nov 16 '12 at 23:37
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It is an uncritical message; nautilus should run normally; for reference see this report at launchpad.
answered Nov 16 '12 at 10:18
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In Ubuntu 18.04 gksudo is gone.
Instead, try:
sudo -H nautilus
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Nautilus is a graphical application so you ought to use gksudo instead :
gksudo nautilus
When you want to do graphical things with high prilivegies, gksudo and gksu are much more convinient than sudo and su.
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Nautilus is a graphical application so you ought to use gksudo instead :
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When you want to do graphical things with high prilivegies, gksudo and gksu are much more convinient than sudo and su.
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Nautilus is a graphical application so you ought to use gksudo instead :
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When you want to do graphical things with high prilivegies, gksudo and gksu are much more convinient than sudo and su.
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Nautilus is a graphical application so you ought to use gksudo instead :
gksudo nautilus
When you want to do graphical things with high prilivegies, gksudo and gksu are much more convinient than sudo and su.
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It is an uncritical message; nautilus should run normally; for reference see this report at launchpad.
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It is an uncritical message; nautilus should run normally; for reference see this report at launchpad.
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In Ubuntu 18.04 gksudo is gone.
Instead, try:
sudo -H nautilus
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In Ubuntu 18.04 gksudo is gone.
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