On Saturday 29 of August 2020 13:11:01 William Morder via trinity-users wrote:
Okay, so I solved part of the sudoers list / root password problem. Turns out that I had not downloaded quite all the sudo packages, particularly some of the tde-trinity packages, or kde-trinity transition packages, or something in that lot.
If you do not set a root password and use sudo, then the tdesudo-trinity package is appropriate to ensure that all tdesu calls are actually tdesudo => instead of su and root passwords will use sudo and the user's password.
I wonder if developers can be persuaded to create firestarter-trinity packages, updated to handle ipv6? Gufw does have some nice features, but it is good to be able to see my connections, in real time -- especially when it seems that it was being hijacked, or derailed, by a tor exit node. It seems a pity that such a great package should be deemed obsolete, and not worth adapting or upgrading, but there may be technical reasons that make it unavoidable.
Firestarter is a GTK+ application - it somewhat diminishes the motivation for inclusion in the TDE tree. Did you try KMyFirewall? I've never used it, but it's an application that's already incorporated into TDE.
Bill
Cheers