PCManFM opened with gksudo crashes
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I have Lubuntu 16.04 LTS, which I really like, I am quite competent, but I don't know everything about Linux. So, sometimes in LXTerminal, I use the command, gksudo pcmanfm + password, to access write permissions in the file manager, for some system files.
Recently something has gone wrong with my installation, and when I run this command, the resulting PCManFM Window is crashed, and it does not work at all. I am afraid something has gone wrong with my installation.
How can I find the problem and fix it?
lubuntu pcmanfm gksudo
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I have Lubuntu 16.04 LTS, which I really like, I am quite competent, but I don't know everything about Linux. So, sometimes in LXTerminal, I use the command, gksudo pcmanfm + password, to access write permissions in the file manager, for some system files.
Recently something has gone wrong with my installation, and when I run this command, the resulting PCManFM Window is crashed, and it does not work at all. I am afraid something has gone wrong with my installation.
How can I find the problem and fix it?
lubuntu pcmanfm gksudo
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
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I have Lubuntu 16.04 LTS, which I really like, I am quite competent, but I don't know everything about Linux. So, sometimes in LXTerminal, I use the command, gksudo pcmanfm + password, to access write permissions in the file manager, for some system files.
Recently something has gone wrong with my installation, and when I run this command, the resulting PCManFM Window is crashed, and it does not work at all. I am afraid something has gone wrong with my installation.
How can I find the problem and fix it?
lubuntu pcmanfm gksudo
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
11
I have Lubuntu 16.04 LTS, which I really like, I am quite competent, but I don't know everything about Linux. So, sometimes in LXTerminal, I use the command, gksudo pcmanfm + password, to access write permissions in the file manager, for some system files.
Recently something has gone wrong with my installation, and when I run this command, the resulting PCManFM Window is crashed, and it does not work at all. I am afraid something has gone wrong with my installation.
How can I find the problem and fix it?
lubuntu pcmanfm gksudo
lubuntu pcmanfm gksudo
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
11
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
11
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
edited Nov 28 at 5:46
Zanna
49.2k13123234
49.2k13123234
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
11
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
11
asked Nov 28 at 5:11
Michael J
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