Changed Autoware/ros/run from being dependent on gksu to using sudo #1918
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sgermanserrano
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The change to sudo seems to work fine.
@kfunaoka gksudo has been deprecated in Ubuntu 18, replacing it with sudo should work in supporting ROS Melodic in the near future
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…utowarefoundation#1918) * Changed Autoware/ros/run from being dependent on gksu to using sudo addressing https://github.com/CPFL/Autoware/issues/1917
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Addressing https://github.com/CPFL/Autoware/issues/1917
by removing the use of gksudo to launch the process manager and substituting with reading the sudo password from the command line.