You could create Aa one-liner comment when you see sudo gedit with a link to this answer: How do I start Nautilus as root?
GUI addicted users won't even have to go to terminal to gedit a root owned file. They can cruise in nautilus and drop down 20,000 leagues to the file and simply right click to edit it as root.
Here is a little .gif I made after following the answer and installing:
sudo apt install nautilus-root
This is Nautilus using pkexecfor folders, files and gedit.
pkexecfor folders, files and gedit. You could create A one-liner comment when you see sudo gedit with a link to this answer: How do I start Nautilus as root?
GUI addicted users won't even have to go to terminal to gedit a root owned file. They can cruise in nautilus and drop down 20,000 leagues to the file and simply right click to edit it as root.
Here is a little .gif I made after following the answer and installing:
sudo apt install nautilus-root
This is Nautilus using pkexecfor folders, files and gedit.
You could create a one-liner comment when you see sudo gedit with a link to this answer: How do I start Nautilus as root?
GUI addicted users won't even have to go to terminal to gedit a root owned file. They can cruise in nautilus and drop down 20,000 leagues to the file and simply right click to edit it as root.
Here is a little .gif I made after following the answer and installing:
sudo apt install nautilus-root
pkexecfor folders, files and gedit.You could create A one-liner comment when you see sudo gedit with a link to this answer: How do I start Nautilus as root?
GUI addicted users won't even have to go to terminal to gedit a root owned file. They can cruise in nautilus and drop down 20,000 leagues to the file and simply right click to edit it as root.
Here is a little .gif I made after following the answer and installing:
sudo apt install nautilus-root
This is Nautilus using pkexecfor folders, files and gedit.