Thread: How to enable auto "sudo gainroot" command in XTerminal??
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chaoscreater is offline chaoscreater
2010-09-01 , 13:41
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#21
Originally Posted by nicolai View Post
Is it that hard to understand, that some ask the same question
like you, but don't know anything about all the this. For those
user it may be dangerous.
If you don't know how much experience a user has, is it wrong to
give him a warning or advice?

regards
Nicolai

and yet the person who gave me the advice AND also started this whole argument posted this:

I hope not
which i then said is useless and pointless.



God, why do so many of you fail so bad?? I'M NOT AGAINST people giving out warnings, it's for the good of newbies and even expert users, I **** GET THAT. But what kind of a advice/warning is that??


Seriously, u guys need to go back from page 1 and LEARN TO READ.



And what makes me face palm even more is how you guys can manage to mis-read my initial post and not realize that what i'm asking doesn't even require any warning in the first place, i only wanted a quick shortcut to enable it from the desktop, i am not asking for a PERMANENT "sudo gainroot".



I've already gotten 2 solutions from 2 helpful users. Someone please close or delete this thread before more illiterate idiots show up and post unnecessary crap and create flame wars. God damn, it's like i'm trying to teach a bunch of kids to read, i quoted the guy and yet u guys still try to defend for him saying he's giving me advice and warning.


I'm still yet to be explained how a **** 3 word sentence:

I hope not
(Quoted for the **** 4th or 5th time)


can represent a warning of any kind. U guys r **** ridiculous clowns.
Last edited by xomm; 2010-09-01 at 18:47. Reason: bypassing filters