nautilus (nor other gtk softwares) is not supposed to be used as
superuser
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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@Sabastien
> nautilus (nor other gtk softwares) is not supposed to be used as superuser
* How do you manage file/directories as "superuser" without using a console?
* If Gtk-based file managers is not supposed to be used as superuser, why does
XFCE Thunar has a root mode[1]?
* If (nor other gtk
Having graphical/GTK applications started under sudo is a security
issue, the fact that you know some example of program doing so doesn't
make it a good idea. The right way to give access to user-restricted
action would be through polkit integration (which is what update-
manager, software-center,
