(In reply to Dr. Werner Fink from comment #5) > I've asked for emacs-gtk not for emacs-nox, please install the package > emacs-x11 and then retry with > > EMACS_TOOLKIT=gtk sudo emacs > After trying what you said, more bugs appear. (=���������=') If I run `sudo emacs`, - An error happened. - A terminal emacs is open. - The open emacs's process name is `emacs-gtk`. - There is an additional process `dbus-run-session`. If I run `EMACS_TOOLKIT=gtk sudo emacs`, - An error happened. - A terminal emacs is open. - The open emacs's process name is `emacs-gtk`. - There is an additional process `dbus-run-session`. If I run `sudo emacs-x11`, - No errors happened. - A terminal emacs is open. - The open emacs's process name is `emacs-x11`. If I run `sudo emacs-gtk`, - No errors happened. - A terminal emacs is open. - The open emacs's process name is `emacs-gtk`. If I switch to root via `su -`, and then run `emacs` - An error happened. - An X emacs is open. - The open emacs's process name is `emacs-gtk`. - There is an additional process `dbus-run-session`. It's difficult to describe all the behavior, why not reproduce that by your self?