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hey all,
i'm running etch, and a recent synaptic upgrade seems to have broken kdesu. any program that needs kdesu to run (synaptic, kuser, su konqueror, etc.) won't work. when i click, say, synaptic, the typical starting cursor appears, last for about 30 seconds, then disappears without the program starting. kdesu exists in bash, but when i tell it to open a program it hangs. what could be the problem? i currently have no graphical root permission. advice/comments appreciated.
If purging, take note as to what programs might be purged with kdesu because of dependancy issues. If too many will be purged, might not want to try it.
that's weird, it says kdesu isn't installed, and when I try to install it apt says it can't find the package in my sources. Does anyone have a repository that includes a current version of kdesu? I haven't changed mine in a while, so I don't know what happened.
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