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I'm running Mint 12 KDE. The software center in mint is called mintinstall. When I try to run it, some of the icons do not display properly and I can't install anything. If I open a Konsole window and start it as sudo mintinstall, it works fine. Is there a way to fix this?
- X-Man
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Hi,
that is a very distro specific question and you might be better off in the mint forum. I for one have never heard of mintinstall (not that that matters one jot...).
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when you run mintinstall are you running it with kdesudo? this is on of those apps that must be run as root as it needs root privileges
fyi - if you open gui apps as root using sudo instead of kdesudo you will at some point run into problems with file permissions |
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@Toad, you're right. I should have placed this in the Mint forum. I'll look for that and see if I can move this there.
@google01103, thanks for that. The problem is that it came this way out of the box, so I'm thinking there might be something else amiss. If I DO change the way it's configured in the menu system, I'll put a kdesudo in front of it.
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I would edit the menu and place a kdesu in front of it, but different distro's do things differently sp I would suggest asking on the Mint forum and/or post a Mint bug
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Thanks google01103. I posted it on the Mint forum, so we'll see what they say. In the meantime, I think I'll just put the kdesudo in there.
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