Well, sort of working - you have to launch it from a terminal but I plagiarized and modified a short script - it looks like this:What we're doing here is adding root to an ACL and then removing root from the ACL on program close. I stuck this in /usr/local/bin and named it synaptic-wayland. I decided against putting it in sbin because bin is in my path and the script prompts for a root password anyway.
Enjoy!
edit: I'm able to launch it from a labwc menu by substituting "lxsudo" for "sudo -H" in my little script but I'd imagine lxqt-sudo doesn't come with any distribution other than lxqt. If you decide to install lxqt-sudo please do the --no-install-recommends thing unless you want to pull in about half of lxqt![:)]( "Smile")
@Greg_M got me a little motivated and I decided to solve this - I have synaptic and gparted running under labwc now.
Code:
#!/bin/bashxhost +si:localuser:rootsudo -H synapticxhost -si:localuser:rootEnjoy!
edit: I'm able to launch it from a labwc menu by substituting "lxsudo" for "sudo -H" in my little script but I'd imagine lxqt-sudo doesn't come with any distribution other than lxqt. If you decide to install lxqt-sudo please do the --no-install-recommends thing unless you want to pull in about half of lxqt
@Greg_M got me a little motivated and I decided to solve this - I have synaptic and gparted running under labwc now.
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