Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (242 mails)

[Ken Schneider <suse-list3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

M9. wrote:
> Ain Vagula schreef:
> > Ühel kenal päeval, N, 2007-11-08 kell 16:25, kirjutas M9.:
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> > > Bernhard Walle schreef:
> > > > * Pavol Rusnak <prusnak@xxxxxxx> [2007-11-08 16:07]:
> > > > > You should have yast2-mcs-plugin package installed if you selected Xfce
> > > > > pattern. This adds icon to Xfce Settings manager (called Yast2 Control
> > > > > Center). About 'naked' modules in Other menu: all
> > > > > /usr/share/applications/YaST2/*desktop files should probably have
> > > > > "OnlyShowIn=KDE;GNOME;" like /usr/share/applications/YaST.desktop does.
> > > > That's because the YaST people decided to use some KDE- and GNOME-only
> > > > (non-standardised!) extension to the .desktop format to require root
> > > > permission instead of using xdg-su. Because YaST is useless without
> > > > root permissions, we decided to show it only in KDE and GNOME.
> > > To show? The password requester? The Naked Modules?, or ?
> > > Sorry, this is a little cryptic for me atm..
> > > ( there is no doubt however that you exactly know where you are talking
> > > about. ;-)
> > you can just type 'kdesu yast2' or 'gnomesu yast2'
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> If it would be that simple, i would not have asked..: yast, or yast2 are
> unknown commands.
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> xfce-mcs-manager and xfce-mcs-plugins are installed...

Then do this:

su -
<enter root password>

yast <or yast2>

Ken
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