What is admin://?
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recently I've used the next command xed admin://<filepath>
and not sudo xed <filepath>
. I've tried to find some infos about the first command but I've do not found anything.
I presume that the first one does not give root rights to xed but he can edit the file (somehow). It is correct or I'm completely wrong?
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recently I've used the next command xed admin://<filepath>
and not sudo xed <filepath>
. I've tried to find some infos about the first command but I've do not found anything.
I presume that the first one does not give root rights to xed but he can edit the file (somehow). It is correct or I'm completely wrong?
root administration
The first one is provided by thegvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS
– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08
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recently I've used the next command xed admin://<filepath>
and not sudo xed <filepath>
. I've tried to find some infos about the first command but I've do not found anything.
I presume that the first one does not give root rights to xed but he can edit the file (somehow). It is correct or I'm completely wrong?
root administration
recently I've used the next command xed admin://<filepath>
and not sudo xed <filepath>
. I've tried to find some infos about the first command but I've do not found anything.
I presume that the first one does not give root rights to xed but he can edit the file (somehow). It is correct or I'm completely wrong?
root administration
root administration
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The first one is provided by thegvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS
– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08
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The first one is provided by thegvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS
– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08
The first one is provided by the
gvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08
The first one is provided by the
gvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08
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The first one is provided by the
gvfs-admin
backend I think: see Running GUI applications as root - GVFS– steeldriver
Mar 13 at 12:08