Open Nautilus as Root

Open Nautilus as Root is a useful script for Linux users who need to access system files with root privileges. With this script, you can easily open Nautilus as root without having to navigate through the terminal or use any other complex commands.

However, before using the script, you must make some changes to it. You need to open the file in a text editor and update the root password with your own in the appropriate place. Additionally, if you want Nautilus to open in a specific directory, you can change it in the script too.

After making the necessary changes, you can move the file into the /bin directory and give it executable permissions. Once done, you can easily access Nautilus with root privileges by typing "nautilusroot" in your terminal.

For convenience, it's recommended to create a panel shortcut launcher with the same command to launch Nautilus with root privileges quickly and easily. Overall, Open Nautilus as Root is a helpful script for users who need regular access to system files with root privileges.