gksu it is. From #ubuntu-desktop: 11:02:42 < soren> What is the blessed way to run stuff as root from .desktop files nowadays? 11:03:01 < soren> ...for something that does not natively support policykit, of course. 11:03:05 < asac> soren: i think the idea is policykit 11:03:11 < asac> and if not, there is only the good old way 11:05:58 < soren> asac: And what is that? gksudo? gksu? Something else that I've forgotten about? 11:08:13 < asac> gksudo 11:08:16 < asac> but only 90% sure 11:08:40 < asac> we dont have that many apps that need root ... mvo ? 11:25:05 < mvo> asac: no, not that many. 11:25:17 < mvo> asac: still some though 11:25:28 < ~asac> mvo: they use gksudo? 11:25:33 < mvo> yes 11:25:36 < mvo> well, gksu 11:25:41 < mvo> and we default to sudo mode there 11:25:51 < ~asac> soren: see above 11:26:29 * soren nods 11:26:32 < soren> mvo, asac: Thanks.
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