open config.scm with sudo and gedit or emacs

[Gottfried <gottfried@posteo.de>]

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Hi,

because of my limited knowledge
when opening my config.scm file with sudo
I can do it only with nano
But nano doesn’t show the matching parenthesis.

1.
I would like to open my config.scm file with emacs or gedit,
because both show the matching parenthesis.

How can I do that?
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2.
In emacs it opens the file only in read-able mode.
How can I change this?

3.
In gedit it is also only in read-able mode.
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4.
Are there commands on the command line
to open my config.scm file with emacs/gedit in sudo mode?
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Untile now I opened my config.scm in gedit,
I saw the matching parenthesis
and was playing around with it
but then opening the file with sudo nano /etc/config.scm
I changed the parenthesis.

It would be better to do it in a different way,
but I am not a linux expert.

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Kind regards

Gottfried


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