x11/lxqt/sudo 2.4.0 OpenBSD

frontend for sudo

System: OpenBSD
Repository: OpenBSD ports
Maintainer: The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <[email protected]>
Categories: x11/lxqt

Description

lxqt-sudo is a graphical front-end of commands sudo and su respectively. As such it enables regular users to launch applications with permissions of other users including root.

In the other systems

The newest version among them is 2.4.0, as upstream numbers it.

System

Port

Version

Vulnerabilities

Status

Maintainer

Last update

OpenBSD

x11/lxqt/sudo

2.4.0 newest

no data

The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <[email protected]>

FreeBSD

security/lxqt-sudo by name

2.4.0_2 newest

none known

[email protected]

2026-08-20

NetBSD

security/lxqt-sudo by name

2.4.0nb2 newest

none known

[email protected]

2026-09-29

DragonFly

security/lxqt-sudo by name

2.1.0_2

none known

[email protected]

HardenedBSD

security/lxqt-sudo by name

2.4.0_2 newest

no data

[email protected]

GhostBSD

security/lxqt-sudo by name

2.4.0_2 newest

no data

[email protected]

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Install

Binary package:

pkg_add lxqt-sudo

From the ports tree:

cd /usr/ports/x11/lxqt/sudo && make install

Dependency graph

Ports that need it on the left, what it needs to run on the right; at most 8 of each. "Dependencies" below lists them all.

graph LR
  me["x11/lxqt/sudo"]
  me --> d0["devel/kf6/kwindowsystem"]
  me --> d1["security/sudo"]
  me --> d2["x11/lxqt/liblxqt"]
  me --> d3["x11/lxqt/libqtxdg"]
  me --> d4["x11/qt6/qtbase"]
  me --> d5["x11/qt6/qtsvg"]
  classDef this fill:#ab2b28,color:#ffffff,stroke:#ab2b28
  class me this

Dependencies

Build dependencies 6

Run dependencies 6

No port depends on this one.