Do you sometimes have a problem accessing / deleting files on your Pi? Wouldn’t it be nice to do this in the Desktop rather that having to to pop into the terminal to use the sudo command every 5 mins?
Go into Terminal once and run this command.
sudo pcmanfm
You will now have a sudo enabled File Manager window. If you use this regularly create a shell script with the command in it.
The warning triangle shows that you are in Super User mode. You may also get warnings when you access files.
One Reply to “Raspberry Pi Super User File Manager”
Not a good idea at all – little like using a slice of lemon wrapped around a gold brick. Honestly and seriously just do not do this as any mistake can leave the system missing a vital file or whole directory.
Way better to understand why the restricted permission is required and work with that.
Not a good idea at all – little like using a slice of lemon wrapped around a gold brick. Honestly and seriously just do not do this as any mistake can leave the system missing a vital file or whole directory.
Way better to understand why the restricted permission is required and work with that.