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For example, you could use Evince for .pdf files, Firefox for .html files and Leafpad for .txt files. It is possible to setup sudo Leafpad buttons for both creating '''New''' files & of course to work on existing files. So you can select a config file in the {{ic|/etc}} and then use the Worker '''sudo Leafpad''' button on it, which will cause Worker to throw up a terminal window where you have to input your sudo password, then the config file from /etc will be showing in Leafpad & available for me to edit & then save the changes.

For example, you could use Evince for .pdf files, Firefox for .html files and Leafpad for .txt files. It is possible to setup sudo Leafpad buttons for both creating '''New''' files & of course to work on existing files. So you can select a config file in the {{ic|/etc}} and then use the Worker '''sudo Leafpad''' button on it, which will cause Worker to throw up a terminal window where you have to input your sudo password, then the config file from /etc will be showing in Leafpad & available for me to edit & then save the changes.

For example, you could use Evince for .pdf files, Firefox for .html files and Leafpad for .txt files. It is possible to setup sudo Leafpad buttons for both creating New files & of course to work on existing files. So you can select a config file in the /etc and then use the Worker sudo Leafpad button on it, which will cause Worker to throw up a terminal window where you have to input your sudo password, then the config file from /etc will be showing in Leafpad & available for me to edit & then save the changes.