Installed gufw with pacman. The program is not available in the Gnome “all programs” list. Running gufw in the command line results in asking for a password and then opening the program, however the firewall is always off after every restart until turn it on. I feel like gufw on other distros does not need sudo permissions to even run and autostarts…
Also get this error in the command line:
Gtk-WARNING **: TIME: Could not load image ‘/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/gufw.png’: Failed to open file “/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/gufw.png”: No such file or directory
Know how to use ufw and iptables firewall via command line but for a laptop just find it easier to use gufw. However, in Gnome with Endeavor OS this is presently not a smooth experience. Any suggestions?
The solution goes to @Pudge , post #2 .
my FYI is only a little bit quicker, no reboot needed.
Next, if systemctl need su, sudo, it ask for, don’t start systemctl as sudo.