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On Wed, Jun 19, 2002 at 12:28:07PM -0500, Sean Finney wrote:
> hey, i've heard about this. (/me goes away to type 'apt-get install
> linneighborhood') pretty cool :)
Yes, he said Redhat, not Debian.
> > Then, within your favorite windowmanager (KDE/GNOME) login as root, open a
> > terminal and type:
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> > [root@linuxbox]~$ LinNeighborhood
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> out of curiosity, why is it necessary to run it as root? i'm running
> it as a normal user and am not having any trouble from what I can
> tell.
1) I assume zero when I'm trying to assist someone with a question to
prevent unnecessary confusion.
2) Last time I used it Redhat wouldn't allow a normal user to
smbmount/smbumount filesystems. They may have fixed it in this release.
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