Gnome SuperUser
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Once you've installed gnome superuser you can use it in 3 ways:
* Run 'gnomesu' or launch it from the Gnome 'System Tools' menu,
  enter the command you want to run and your root password
  and press Run.
* Run 'gnomesu <command>' and enter your root password to run <command>.
  This is particularily useful if you want to modify a menu item so
  that it runs as root.
* Run 'gnomesu -u <username>' to run a command as <username>.

Full details of commandline argument can be found by running gnomesu --help
on a console.

Note: If you press 'Run' without typing in the root password the command 
will be run as the current user. This is to let you add gnomesu to menu items but 
still have the flexibility to run as normal user, I still have to work out a better way 
to do it though.

WARNING: Do not use Gnome SuperUser in an untrusted environment. The only
truly safe computer to run it on is a single user PC with no access to the
internet. We have done our best to erase the password from the computer's
memory after the command has been run but the is still a risk of someone
being able to find out your root password. This software is distibuted
without waranty and you are responsible for any damage caused by running it.


NOTE: If you get the error "Connection reset by peer" then you have a problem
with libzvt not being installed properly, make sure it's installed in the same
prefix as gnomesu.

Bugs and feedback to Mark Finlay<sisob@eircom.net>
