Requesting two features.
- use config file in /etc/ox/ if user config files are not present
Why: If ox is launched as a root process, ox tries to use the $HOME of the root user instead of the regular one. Editing files that need privileges requires at least two sets of configs.
- handle privileged files when the ox is launched as an unprivileged process. Offer the user to save the file with sudo,doas,pkexec or any other present util when handling error KError::Io(ioerr), or during the save attempt, check if the file requires special permissions.
Implementing either of those features would make it a lot easier to edit privileged files.
Requesting two features.
Why: If ox is launched as a root process, ox tries to use the $HOME of the root user instead of the regular one. Editing files that need privileges requires at least two sets of configs.
Implementing either of those features would make it a lot easier to edit privileged files.