Swarfendor437
Sat May 30, 2020 8:01:03 pm
Tried to launch Synaptic Package Manager recently and nothing happens after entering your password? Well there appears to be a bug but there is a solution to this message:
Whilst still in the terminal use the next bit of code to copy to your terminal:
xhost +si:localuser:root
Now enter pkexec synaptic once more and the problem is solved (it would appear that with the newer kernels, sudo is being permanently retired!
Updated 31.05.2020 - what the command does is add the user to the root group temporarily, so if you want to check your partitions using GParted after reinstalling, you will need to use the same command before using
- Code:
swarfendor437@zorin152:~$ pkexec synaptic
No protocol specified
Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused
(synaptic:6528): Gtk-WARNING **: 20:42:55.602: cannot open display: :0
Whilst still in the terminal use the next bit of code to copy to your terminal:
xhost +si:localuser:root
Now enter pkexec synaptic once more and the problem is solved (it would appear that with the newer kernels, sudo is being permanently retired!
Updated 31.05.2020 - what the command does is add the user to the root group temporarily, so if you want to check your partitions using GParted after reinstalling, you will need to use the same command before using
- Code:
pkexec gparted