re: #45
> For that reason, the simplest method is to create a new file (I call
it "ggedit"), place it in your path, and make it executable. The file
contains just one line:
> gksudo gksudo gedit "${@}"
In Ubuntu not being root, it also makes things easier to chown the file
to my username so I don't need to type in "sudo ggedit" just "ggedit"
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When run as root [gksudo gedit <whatever>] gedit tries to open a 2nd
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