On 03/04/2012 04:51 AM, Andrew Z wrote:
> Hello,
> how do i add "switch user" capability to XFCE?
> it seemed that in 4.8 (at least ubuntu team) had to add it. But i can't
> find any solution for RH.
> it seemed that i need to have xfswitch, but found nothing in the regular
> repos.
> The closest i found is this one -
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do you wish adding "su" to "xfce" or, adding to os and calling from a
command line while in an 'xfce terminal'?
"switch user" as a "gui" within "xfce", i am not aware of.
"switch user", aka, "substitute user", aka, "super user", aka, "su",
is a default command, available from os, while in a "terminal" window.
it is run by typing at a "command line prompt";
<su>,<enter>
at keyboard, then entering
<"root user" password>,<enter>
after which, you are desired user.
from a 'terminal window', read;
man su [for terse manual]
or
info su [full documentation]
hth.
btw, *please reply "plain text" only. "html text" are deleted*
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