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I'm trying to open my /etc/apache2 folder through terminal. I tried running gksudo nautilus and gksu nautilus. Both doesn't show anything and do not show any errors in terminal. But nautilus works fine with out sudo.

I have tried the solution in here here but still cannot make it work. Running sudo mkdir /root/.config/nautilus also tells that folder already exists.

Please help

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You can try copying .config/nautilus/desktop-metadata file to /root/.config/nautilus location not sure whether it work or not because in my system(ubuntu 12.04) does'nt observing any issue like that. You can also look on 1

or 2 or 3

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  • thanks for the answer. The problem is I cannot open root directory without sudo. It say I have no permission to open that directory.
    – Udayantha Udy Warnasuriya
    Jan 23, 2013 at 14:24

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