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Originally Posted by enorbet
I have no idea if the only edit problem I've had for a very long time is KDE related or Slackware related since it has occurred over many versions and a few distros, including Slackware, but for the life of me I can't figure out why attempting to do "root stuff" from User Dolphin doesn't always prompt for password and just do it. I find myself resorting to "kdesu dolphin" rather constantly and it gripes me that both of them show up in my Taskbar as minimized under the same User icon. It would surely be great to never have to launch a second root enabled instance ever again.
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Interesting, i have never felt the need to open Dolphin as root or do things that require root permission. I am mainly using it to browse Samba shares and that is not working in the Stable release. Therefore i think Slackware stable should get KDE 21.12.2 packages as soon as possible so this issue is fixed.
It seems that i am one of the few using Slackware to edit files on a smb:/ share and therefore annoyed by this problem. This is a small scratch on my experience with Slackware, because always everything works or can be configured to work. Absolutely the best Linux distribution i know.