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Create a 'one-time-use' root-enabled GUI Finder
Since this hint involves using a shell command (in a very unsafe way, it seems to me), why not just do whatever you want to do via a shell command? For example, "sudo cp -Rp /sw /what/ever". It's faster, easier, and safer.
Create a 'one-time-use' root-enabled GUI Finder
See, that's what's so amazing about you Unix gurus... You can't imagine (or remember) what it's like to not be able to do things from the CL without even thinking about it! ;-}
Create a 'one-time-use' root-enabled GUI Finder
Easier yet: use Pseudo (uncrippled shareware) ...
Create a 'one-time-use' root-enabled GUI Finder
Well, obviously for many it is easier to drag a directory than it is to issue a shell command. But that isn't the comparison I was making. The original hint involved a much more complicated and subtle use of the shell to start up the finder. |
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