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When things go wrong on Linux
Root to bind ports under 1024?
rm strcpy
Network namespaces
In Our Time
Playing with software defined networking
Cookies
New site
Erlang
Stream your CD collection to work
Postfix Antispam
Support the BBC
Recording Real Audio streams in Linux
Software patents
The unexpected complexity of Java's Math.pow
Downloading Scala
systemd
Enjoyable development
One time pads
Why did no-one tell me about... Maven?!
Java logging
Journey efficiency
Java Date Formatter
Database caching in Java
A better round-robin DNS server
Now with SSL goodness
Untrusted Java apps - and suspicious end users
Nokia N95 - from a developer's point of view
J2ME functions that aren't included - but should be
SELECT get_months('2001-01-01 08:55:10', '2004-03-13 13:41:33');
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You don't need sudo rights and you don't have to edit sudoers file to archieve this now. (Maybe this is easier in 2020. I tried in ~2012 to make this work, but without succes) Now you need to add this line to "ff":s .bashrc export DISPLAY=:0.0 and run as your normal user this: xhost +local: then just write: su ff and then when you have a terminal as ff, you can start firefox or any other program, by: firefox