1. The forum is incredibly bad registration and authorization logic. I suggest to try to test it. Perhaps you will see problems.
2. [b]The topic is not duplicated.[/b] It recalls the need to introduce the usual, everyday function, which is used by 99% of users. This feature is called extending user access rights. You do not consider users for macaques? And even if the macaque broke the OS - then this is the problem of the very monkey. Because of this, other users should not suffer.
3. Otherwise, the Dolphin file manager will look like a bunch of garbage. At the moment, it must be removed in the first 5 minutes of the queue after installing the new OS.

Sorry for bad english. I write in other languages, unfortunately now I can not help.

[b]Remove the line that blocks root, it's that easy![/b]

The forum software if quite old. It's not that flexible, I agree.

Not sure the about point of your post. Do you need help with something?

ergonomiccode wrote:
1. The forum is incredibly bad registration and authorization logic. I suggest to try to test it. Perhaps you will see problems.

2. This topic is not duplicated.

It discusses the need to introduce the usual, everyday function, which is used by 99% of users. This feature is called extending user access rights. You do not consider users for macaques? And even if the macaque broke the OS - then this is the problem of the very monkey. Because of this, other users should not suffer.

3. Otherwise, the Dolphin file manager will look like a bunch of garbage. At the moment, it must be removed in the first 5 minutes of the queue after installing the new OS.

Remove the line that blocks root, it's that easy!

yes ! see https://userbase.kde.org/index.php?titl ... leshooting
with forum backlink censored, the OP refuses to set the thread on "SOLVED".

Otherwise "ergonomiccode" is 100% correct! even in wiki the topic will be censored to make KDE users suffer more.

solution was posted here: viewtopic.php?f=224&t=141836&start=30