Thank you for reporting this issue and taking the time to thoroughly examine the issue. On my fresh Xubuntu 10.04 installation, I show /usr/bin/gksudo as a symbolic link to /usr/bin/gksu. Further, I show the file /etc/alternatives/libgksu-gconf-defaults containing a single line:
/aps/gksu/sudo-mode true
The way this appears to me is that gksudo and gksu are exactly the same command, and, include '--sudo-mode true' if no other system changes have been made.
Thank you for reporting this issue and taking the time to thoroughly examine the issue. On my fresh Xubuntu 10.04 installation, I show /usr/bin/gksudo as a symbolic link to /usr/bin/gksu. Further, I show the file /etc/alternativ es/libgksu- gconf-defaults containing a single line: gksu/sudo- mode true
/aps/
The way this appears to me is that gksudo and gksu are exactly the same command, and, include '--sudo-mode true' if no other system changes have been made.
Do you show the same symbolic link in /usr/bin ?