- currently, the .desktop calls the "boot-repair" executable, which calls the script that chooses the best "su" command (e.g. it will call "gksudo boot-repair"). Do you know a better way to implement it ?
- the "/usr/bin/cleanubiquitybefore: line 49: initialization: command not found" error means that some dependencies are not satisfied. I guess you executed the script alone (without having installed the package). That's something a normal user will never do, but i will add a security to remove this risk, thanks for pointing it.
Hello Fabrice,
- currently, the .desktop calls the "boot-repair" executable, which calls the script that chooses the best "su" command (e.g. it will call "gksudo boot-repair"). Do you know a better way to implement it ? cleanubiquitybe fore: line 49: initialization: command not found" error means that some dependencies are not satisfied. I guess you executed the script alone (without having installed the package). That's something a normal user will never do, but i will add a security to remove this risk, thanks for pointing it.
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