Hello,
Andrius Štikona and Markus Ongyerth are totally right, AFAIK.
If it's an X11 app that simply cannot be run without root, then you need the
xhost command to allow only local connections from the root user.
If it's a native Wayland app that cannot run without root, then you probably
b
Hi,
The cause of this problem is with how the X server is started by the gnome
session (or to my knowledge all current wayland compositors).
Usually the xorg-xserver will have a magic cookie file somewhere protected by
the unix user permissions that can be used to gain access to the server.
Thi
2 matches
Mail list logo
