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Doas (permission command) can allow users to do stuff for granted root. In nutshell, doas allow you to be a temporary root.
But micro editor don't know about that, and he is thinking about common user, like a serious root. That cause many issues, like getting the wrong workspace, because micro has download root config file.
Someone must write code, where micro is reading $USER variable.
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aditionally if you install doas and uninstall sudo, then use micro to open a file that your user does not have write permissions too, make modifications to said file and then attempt to save, confirm with y it even leads to a crash. this can all be fixed by simply just opening micro, control + E, set sucmd doas
Doas (permission command) can allow users to do stuff for granted root. In nutshell, doas allow you to be a temporary root.
But micro editor don't know about that, and he is thinking about common user, like a serious root. That cause many issues, like getting the wrong workspace, because micro has download root config file.
Someone must write code, where micro is reading $USER variable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: