Running application with user privillegions.
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I think he wants to run a process with administrative privileges by showing a UAC (User Account Control) dialog. This is what, for example, balenaEtcher does when it needs to burn a drive. Is this correct?
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Torvalds allowed Rust into the kernel (2022) but not C++.
Grandpa is doing his own thing and I stopped questioning stuff.
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Linus Torvalds hate C++ because it dificult and not t easy.Not UAC, read up, Linux.It so for me, i liked, Unixpled
@nicholas_ru said in Running application with user privillegions.:
Linus Torvalds hate C++ because it dificult and not t easy.Not UAC, read up, Linux.It so for me, i liked, Unixpled
Don't know what you're saying, but the ability to set or change user privilege has nothing to do with C++ and really little to do with programming.
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It's talk about them, that code must be easy, and user permissions change must be flug also easy.
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It's talk about them, that code must be easy, and user permissions change must be flug also easy.
If changing user permissions were that easy, it would defeat its purpose.
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It must easy for developers and users.
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Torvalds allowed Rust into the kernel (2022) but not C++.
Grandpa is doing his own thing and I stopped questioning stuff.
@J.Hilk grandfather create for you Linux and GIT,you use it
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I use LXDE.This is GNOME.Gvfs.I am not knowladge how understand.Paradox
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I don't get your point. Can you explain this more clearly ?
AFAIK, there's nothing LXDE specific. This project is essentially a wrapper around polkit which handles the "sudoing" part. -
very good idea, but very dificult. I am found in debian based package.Thank.
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very good idea, but very dificult. I am found in debian based package.Thank.
@nicholas_ru said in Running application with user privillegions.:
very good idea, but very dificult. I am found in debian based package.Thank.
What do you mean by that ? Debian provides packages for both Qt 5 and Qt 6 ?
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Yes, of course.
@nicholas_ru said in Running application with user privillegions.:
Yes, of course.
That is still a bit cryptic regarding your "but very difficult" answer.
What difficulties do you have ?
