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I have to use sudo snapper-gui to see snapshots which is owned by root, but Dolphin (the KDE file explorer, which is called by "Open" botton) complains about that.
Running Dolphin with sudo can cause bugs and expose you to security vulnerabilities. Instead use Dolphin normally and youwill be prompted for elevated privileges when performing file operations that require them.
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it took me a while to figure out, had a similar issue. I'm not 100% sure it helps in your case but while noticing snapper-gui is opened as root I realised: one has to check for the system standard settings as root with sudo su root and following this suggestion/check what app is set as standard for opening directories:
nano ~/.config/mimeappslist and enter under [Default Applications] a line with your preferred file explorer e.g. inode/directory=nemo.desktop
seems to be related to #17 and was answered in #40 (comment) already too I figured now :)
Might be worth adding to the FAQ @ricardomv ? plus this issue can be maybe marked solved, as I think this in particular is a Dolphin specific issue, when running it as sudo?
I have to use
sudo snapper-gui
to see snapshots which is owned by root, but Dolphin (the KDE file explorer, which is called by "Open" botton) complains about that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: