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I've experienced one security issue on Ubuntu 7.10 (the only system I've tested it on).

The gRootO is a small script for root login through nautilus.I have made this script for ubuntu.The user can copy the script in ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts folder.The script brings a GUI for entering the password every time a access permission conflicts.

Requires Zenity for pop-up reminder dialog box and- in ubuntu Gutsy - it's already installed.

content=67627 I used this link when changing https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Nautilus_Scripts Please, don't forget change destination zone Movetoen for English Moveto for Turkish

I was looking for an easy way to extract a deb file and have a basic way to add to it, or tweak it, and here is what I was able to come up with (along with help through the Ubuntu Forums ).

UBUNTU Para mayor comodidad copia el script a /home/$USER/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts (Dónde $USER es tu usuario)-- De esta manera lo tendrás disponible con botón derecho de ratón en el menú scripts.

TESTED ON: Ubuntu 10.04 - Lucid Lynx

I like the Ubuntu One service, which is why I wrote this script.

USE: right click on a white space in any folder and it will reopen that folder with the gksu argument, I think thats the right terminology for it Works in my Ubuntu 11.10 if it doesn't work in yours...oops.

Requirement : libav-tools ffmpeg lame ffmpeg2theora w32codecs libdvdcss2 ubuntu-restricted-extras : Tested avi, flv, mkv, mp4 , 3gp :