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Press Ctl-Alt-T to open a terminal window and type 'sudo gparted'. &nbsp;This only works if your user is in the 'sudoers' group.
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Press Ctl-Alt-T to open a terminal window and type 'sudo gparted'.  This only works if your user is in the 'sudoers' group.

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Resume: So , it's not possible. Even Mustdie Operating System has &quot;Run as Administrator&quot;.
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Resume: So , it's not possible. Even Mustdie Operating System has "Run as Administrator".

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Okay, seems to me, this possibility appears only when application can be found at search (ALT+F2).
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Okay, seems to me, this possibility appears only when application can be found at search (ALT+F2).

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On Kde Fedora we may write &nbsp;&quot;kdesu gparted&quot; after pressing ALT+F2, but how to perform the same operation in GNOME Ubuntu?
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On Kde Fedora we may write  "kdesu gparted" after pressing ALT+F2, but how to perform the same operation in GNOME Ubuntu?

Run command in ububntu  as root without constole

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