Alvin wrote: > Hello all, > > I have written a small FLTK app that behaves like kdesu and gnomesu. For > those not familiar with those apps, they allow you to run applications as > a different user. When run, the fltksu presents you with a dialog box > asking for the user's password. If the password is correct, the program is > launched. > > I have been using it on my server for quite some time now. I only have the > fluxbox WM installed on the server because I vnc into my user account. > Because of this, I try to minimise the resource usage of my user account > and fluxbox is great for that. The advantage I see by using fltksu is that > it display almost as fast as I finish hitting the Enter key or selecting a > menu item. That said, I'm sure kdesu and gnomesu are more robust. > > The source tarball is 318.8 KB. I have included a spec file so that a RPM > can be built from the source tarball (rpmbuid -ta fltksu.tar.gz) > > If anyone is interested in this app or know where I can upload it, let me > know. > > Thanks. >
One more thing, if you don't know what the fltk.m4 file is or what it is for, you can check out the article here: http://www.fltk.org/articles.php?L692+I0+Q -- Alvin _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
