Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes:
> BP25 <[email protected]> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
>> Emacs is the most complete and modern editor out there. How can it
>> lack "innate" (non tramp) facilities to edit files as superuser?
>
> What is wrong with Tramp (beside bias)?
>
> If you edit a file or you visit a directory with dired, you can type
> 'C-x x @' in order to open the file/directory with sudo permissions.
>
> If you are in dired, you can type '@' in order to open the
> file/directory at point with sudo permissions.
>
> Both work even with multi-hops.
>
> The key bindings are available with Emacs 31.1. I would call this
> "innate".
>
So, for the original poster, there are no key bindings
defined in any released version of Emacs, but apparently
this has been thought about and some key bindings could be
included in the next version. Of course, this is subject to
change -- there has been no announcement about what will be
included.
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