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Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble in finding out which command line to use to access the root part of the E17 file manager - I've tried gksu enlightenment but that didn't work could anybody help if possible.
Our enemies are your enemies, Nick. Disorder, war. It's just a matter of time before a dirty bomb goes off in Moscow, or an EMP fries Chicago. --- Alexander Pierce, Captain America: Winter Soldier
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Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble in finding out which command line to use to access the root part of the E17 file manager - I've tried gksu enlightenment but that didn't work could anybody help if possible.
I think i remember a quote by rasterman himself that in order to access EFM as root enlightenment has to run as root since the FM is integrated in it. Or something along these lines. I might be wrong so better wait people knowing E17 better than me.
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Confirmed. The command (optionally followed by a path) is
enlightenment-remote -efm-open-dir
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Confirmed. The command (optionally followed by a path) is
enlightenment-remote -efm-open-dir
That command line isn't valid on my terminal is just coming up as "bash: enlightenment-remote: command not found" - is there anyone else who uses E17 Desktop Environment who knows how to access the root file manager.
Our enemies are your enemies, Nick. Disorder, war. It's just a matter of time before a dirty bomb goes off in Moscow, or an EMP fries Chicago. --- Alexander Pierce, Captain America: Winter Soldier
Access Denied! De-cryption failed, override denied all files sealed! --- Triskelion, Shield OS
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