crew-launcher root

[eudy97]

How do I create crew-launcher app shortcuts with sudo privileges, specifically nautilus?

So far I've been using sudo nautilus but it'll be nice to be able to do it from the app shortcut.

[uberhacker]

@eudy97: Under no circumstances should you be using sudo to launch apps. All apps should run as the normal chronos user. Why do you need sudo to launch nautilus?

[eudy97]

specifically /usr/local/

[satmandu]

FYI nautilus and all of Chromebrew lives in /usr/local, so if you move that with nautilus, expect things to break badly.

[eudy97]

FYI nautilus and all of Chromebrew lives in /usr/local, so if you move that with nautilus, expect things to break badly.

I'm moving stuff to /usr/local/

[uberhacker]

FYI nautilus and all of Chromebrew lives in /usr/local, so if you move that with nautilus, expect things to break badly.

I'm moving stuff to /usr/local/

That could end up breaking things badly too. What do you need to move and why?

[eudy97]

FYI nautilus and all of Chromebrew lives in /usr/local, so if you move that with nautilus, expect things to break badly.

I'm moving stuff to /usr/local/

That could end up breaking things badly too. What do you need to move and why?

where do you recommend I run my programs from? I've made a habit of doing it from there.

I have Discord, Flatpak from source (flatpak installed using crew doesn't work) and Lutris stored there.