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enhancement: Start elevated Shells #274
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If by "an elevated CMD and PowerShell" you mean Run as administrator then you can follow the discussion #6 🙂 As for root in WSL, I don't know if that is possible but I think it also belongs in that thread 🤔 |
the one ine #6 is not working for me... it opens up a new window with powershell, as admin. |
That's what I meant. Having an admin shell in fluentterminal is better.
Sudoing things may work, but isn't that beautiful than fluentterminal
because of the new windows.
Having a wsl as root may be possible with starting commands and hiding the
output of them. So you could execute "sudo su" and the password entry
before the output starts.
Which involves saving a root password. Which isn't ideal.
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You might be using the wrong sudo. choco's sudo work this way. You should uninstall the sudo installed from choco (And remove it from PATH) and then install Scoop's sudo. |
Duplicate of #6 |
as far as I can see it's not possible to start FluentTerminal with the Start menu as an elevated user.
If I add arguments like "-Verb runas" to the Powershell Profile the window won't start...
Is it possible to add an "elevated" option for the profiles, to have an elevated CMD and PowerShell or WSL started as root upon starting FluentTerminal?
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