Public bug reported:
As I see a lot of people miss the feature to conveniently handle files owned by
the root without opening up a terminal and type in sudo.
Eg. I want to see a file for which I don’t have permission, then I would like
to navigate to its folder with Nautilus and then when after a doubleclick I’m
prompt that I have no permission to open the file, there would be an option to
unlock it as I can do with the administration tools.
Similarly, if open a file with Gedit, when I try to save my modifications I get
a yellow stripe explaining that I can’t do so. That could include such a button
to pop up a conversation window to enter the root password and get the
appropriate rights.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Can’t touch root’s files without using CLI
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/307240
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