nano .. That was the name of the damn editor I used to use !!
Thanks for help guys, I will give that a thrash.
btw.. surely SU'ing in a cli makes you root ? I have to enter the root password !!
Also found out there is no root login in kde in this install. I found out how to suss that out.
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open file manager super user mode
enter root password
go to /etc/kde/kdm
click on file kdmrc and it will open in kwrite
select edit > find
in the text to find box type allowrootlogin and uncheck case sensitive > click find
change the word false to true
it should now look like this AllowRootLogin=true
also check the section beginning [X-*-Greeter] if you have an entry HiddenUsers=root just delete the word root so it reads
save and exit, when you next reboot root login will be shown
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Just in case anyone else is having these kind of problems.
I wont be going round the Father in Laws till thursday so I will let you all know what happnes !!
( this is all good practise as I downloaded a 4.4 gb x64 debian image last week. Gonna get a new Hard drive and dual boot my
PC )