1. I never trust suspend or the like. looks like you found the best solution currently around.
2. what the!
3. I expect it is a video driver issue.
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welcome to Mint my Fifth Element friend.
1. I never trust suspend or the like. looks like you found the best solution currently around.
2. what the!
3. I expect it is a video driver issue.
1. I never trust suspend or the like. looks like you found the best solution currently around.
2. what the!
3. I expect it is a video driver issue.
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Now where was i going? Oh yes, crazy!
sudo asks for your password in the terminal.
you can use sudo to start CLI command/apps and GUI apps as root.
gksu asks for your password in a GUI window and is best for starting GUI applications as root.
so gksu is best used in startup scripts for GUI applications.
you can use sudo to start CLI command/apps and GUI apps as root.
gksu asks for your password in a GUI window and is best for starting GUI applications as root.
so gksu is best used in startup scripts for GUI applications.
Now where was i going? Oh yes, crazy!
To use sudo without having it prompt for password, edit yout /etc/sudoers file using this command:
find where it says "root", and and add on the next line:
Substituting "username" for your username.
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sudo visudo -f /etc/sudoersCode: Select all
username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL-
Husse
NO NO NO!
The solution above removes the use of password for you at all times - this means you are as wide open for abuse as a Windows user!
I thought of removing the text as it is dangerous to use but it can easily be found on the net
NEVER EVER DO THIS!!
You could make a script that has this command for the specific task, much better
The odd error message is something that "goes on" in Bianca KDE for some reason - but never mind
The solution above removes the use of password for you at all times - this means you are as wide open for abuse as a Windows user!
I thought of removing the text as it is dangerous to use but it can easily be found on the net
NEVER EVER DO THIS!!
You could make a script that has this command for the specific task, much better
The odd error message is something that "goes on" in Bianca KDE for some reason - but never mind