Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 Beta 2, Replacement for gksu
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The Unique Ubuntu Budgie 18.04 Beta 2
It is the most unique among the Official Flavors in the 18.04. It's the only to bring Chromium browser, and it gives you the unique Budgie Desktop experiences. It is really a good place for everyone who wants new, distinct desktop experience with modern version of software and broad space to explore. And ultimately it is still available for 32 bit, which has been abandoned by Ubuntu original. We will wait until the planned release on April 26.
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Welcome To The (Ubuntu) Bionic Age: Behind communitheme: interviewing Frederik
My name is Frederik, I live in Germany and I am working as a java software developer in my daily job.
I am using Ubuntu since 5 years and quickly started to report bugs and issues when they jumped into my face. Apart from that, I like good music, and beautiful software. I also make my own music in my free time.
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gksu Removed From Ubuntu, Here's The Recommended Replacement
gksu is used to allow elevating your permissions when running graphical applications, for example in case you want to run a graphical text editor as root to edit a system file, or to be able to remove or add a file to a system folder.
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