I'm looking into ways of automatically loading Gedit as gksu gedit
when I enter sudo gedit
by mistake?
I have found that I have made a number of files unreachable by using gedit and I have only just found out why!
ACHIEVED SO FAR
I have written a script which will make an alias
so that if I type in sudo <application>
it can automatically convert that to gksu <application>
but I want to make this alias stick, so that I don't have to run the script every time I boot the computer.
Is there a config file I can edit or should I run this script as a start up script (which would be inconvenient!)?
Best Answer
Open
.bashrc
filegedit ~/.bashrc
Add following alias
alias sudo='gksu'
Now restart terminal to start using the alias.
Only add
alias gedit='gksu gedit'
if you want gksu only forgedit
.echo 'alias gedit='gksu gedit' >> ~/.bashrc