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From the discussion in D12732, it turned out that nobody really objects to allowing dolphin to run as the actual root user, since in that an environment there is no additional security vulnerability beyond what you're already exposing yourself to. So, let's re-enable it.

Prohibiting the use of Dolphin as the actual root user (not using `sudo` or `kdesu`) breaks legitimate use cases for using the root user. An example is Kali, a distro that logs in as the root user by default as a deliberate design choice. In such an environment, there is no additional security vulnerability beyond what you're already potentially exposing yourself to. So, let's re-enable it.

From the discussion in D12732Prohibiting the use of Dolphin as the actual root user (not using `sudo` or `kdesu`) breaks legitimate use cases for using the root user. An example is Kali, it turned out that nobody really objects to allowing dolphin to run as the actual root usera distro that logs in as the root user by default as a deliberate design choice. In such an environment, since in that an environment there is no additional security vulnerability beyond what you're already potentially exposing yourself to. So, let's re-enable it.