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2013-07-25
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Theres option in N9QT to give root acces to few text editors.
Tweak:H,3
Options:
1. Add Root access to KHTSimpleText
2. Add Root access to Redak
3. Add Root access to TxPad
Tweak:H,3
Options:
1. Add Root access to KHTSimpleText
2. Add Root access to Redak
3. Add Root access to TxPad
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2013-07-26
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Originally Posted by Mikkosssss
Hallo Mikkosssss,
Theres option in N9QT to give root acces to few text editors.
Tweak:H,3
Options:
1. Add Root access to KHTSimpleText
2. Add Root access to Redak
3. Add Root access to TxPad
thank you for your reply.
I have 2 Questions:
how do I add Root access to these Programs?
what means "Tweak:H,3" in your PostThanks in advance,
Roland
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2013-07-26
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You can install opensudo, add NOPASSWD rule to executables you want, and then just clone shortcut with sudo prefix in Exec line.
everything can be googled, even N9QT and Tweak.
everything can be googled, even N9QT and Tweak.
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2013-07-26
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Originally Posted by RR_aus_H
Theres this applicatin N9Quicktweak theres option to give root access to text editors heres link: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=80600
Hallo Mikkosssss,
thank you for your reply.
I have 2 Questions:how do I add Root access to these Programs?what means "Tweak:H,3" in your PostThanks in advance,
Roland
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is it possible to start an GUI-Texteditor, such as "MeeTxtEdit", as root?
So that a can edit and save files in /usr/bin.
I tried it with "vi" in the terminal, but I am not good in recognizing shortcuts.
Maybe there is an other Editor with the Option: "start as root".
Please dont start a Discussion about the Power of Vi or Emacs, because I know they are very mighty.
But mighty Editors need responsible Users.
And I´m not such a User ;-)
Thanks in advance,
Roland
Last edited by RR_aus_H; 2013-07-25 at 08:30. Reason: Type error