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In regular Ubuntu (Unity/Gnome), I use gksudo to run GUI programs with root privileges. I'm trying out Kubuntu (or KDE) now -- what do I use?


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The Kubuntu/KDE equivalent of gksudo is kdesudo. You can use this in the terminal or via the graphical command box on the top of the screen (Alt-F2).



When you do this, or otherwise launch an application which requires root privileges, you will get a kdesudo popup like this:



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Note: If you are not getting this box with GUI applications, it may indicate a problem with the way the KDE desktop environment was installed. Please try reinstalling kubuntu-desktop if you are not using Kubuntu.



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