Comment # 3 on bug 1229913 from Matthias Gerstner

(In reply to cleanerspam@aol.com from comment #2)
> Can we get on openSUSE admin actions via Open as Administrator feature that is natively supported by KDE in dolphin
> It is availble on Fedora , Ubuntu and Arch Linux even Rocky Linux has it , If it had so many flaws why would other distros ship it .
> It feels more integrated in system than the dolphin-su file that is added in /usr/share/applications which open KDE in unthemed white screen which flashbangs you on your whole dark themed distro !
> Before someone say it is availble on kde-extra repo ,that package is over 2 years old and installing it does not gives Admin access in dolphin .
> here is an ouput of trying to run it via konsole
> 
>     $ dolphin admin:///
>     Dolphin requires kio-admin to manage system-controlled files, but it is not installed.
>     Press Enter to install kio-admin or Ctrl+C to cancel.
>     Installing kio-admin failed: The packages are already all installed (ErrorAllPackagesAlreadyInstalled)
>     Please try installing kio-admin manually instead.
> 
> Its usefullness overweighs the negligible chance that it may be misused.
> Please think about it :pray:

Thanks for your input. To be fair, openSUSE is the only Linux distribution I
know of that has mandatory code reviews of D-Bus service like these - so other
distributions shipping it is not really a sign of it being good or bad.

I can understand your frustration on the end-user side. Yes, we do have a
similar mechanism whitelisted for Gnome. The review history of this KDE
component (as well as for the ktexteditor D-Bus interface) was somewhat
unfortunate, going years back.

Anyway, we will revisit this component, but please bear with us, there are
currently other tasks with higher priority. Thanks!