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Author Topic:  sux and kdesu in manual  (Read 7874 times)

Offline jaegermeister

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sux and kdesu in manual
« on: 2014/12/06, 15:20:29 »
Hi,

sux is not installed nor apt-cache finds it within the available default repos.
Also kdesu is no more present, substituted by kdesudo.

Still a lot of manual pages report either kdesu or sux for procedures.
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Offline devil

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Re: sux and kdesu in manual
« Reply #1 on: 2014/12/06, 16:00:47 »
I was pretty sure I caught all the occurances of sux and changed them to suxterm.  Is this the online manual or the one on the disk? Do you have an example page where sux is still present?


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Offline jaegermeister

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Re: sux and kdesu in manual
« Reply #2 on: 2014/12/06, 17:27:20 »
It is in both.

The most obvious example is: http://manual.siduction.org/term-konsole#sux

But there are a few scattered around, for instance:
http://manual.siduction.org/wm-dm#ch-th  (kdesu)
http://sidu-manual/sys-admin-grub2#chroot (sux)

Btw what is this suxterm?

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$ apt-cache search suxterm
$ which suxterm
$
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Offline ayla

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Re: sux and kdesu in manual
« Reply #3 on: 2014/12/06, 19:54:27 »
Hi,

@devil: As you told me a few month ago:
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As suxterm was part of sux, that is gone for good. I installed on a new notebook yesterday and miss it already

Maybe the manual should point to the workarround from melmarker insteed:

http://forum.siduction.org/index.php?topic=4279.msg35758#msg35758


greets
ayla

Offline jaegermeister

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Re: sux and kdesu in manual
« Reply #4 on: 2014/12/07, 23:56:51 »
I tried and

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alias sux="su -l -c x-terminal-emulator"
definitely works!
I think it's good for the manual and, maybe, also to be stuffed in /etc/profile and .bashrc
THX
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