My question is how do I associate the burner program with the new group so
that the members of the group have root permission.
I got it to a point where I felt it could be tested so I entered 'sudo k3b'.
That crashed the program. So I entered 'k3b' and it ran. I became root and
the program ran. How should I create a group with root permissions and then
add the program to it. If I were to just 'chgrp burner' would it automaticaly
create the group 'burner'? Okay, addgroup is how you do that. But how do you
add a user to that group. man chgrp says it does it but.... ohhh I see. It
wants to add a user to the group.
My question is how do I associate the burner program with the new group so
that the members of the group have root permission.
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