I hadn't noticed that, Chris Coulsen. You're right, it's not installed by default from a Ubuntu CD.
The following includes my comments:
$ apt-cache rdepends policykit-gnome
policykit-gnome
Reverse Depends:
xubuntu-desktop # depends, in universe
gnome-mount # depends, in universe
gnome-lirc-properties # depends, in universe
policykit # suggests, in main
I installed all of those packages and ran polkit-gnome-authorization, and I only got five configurable settings: one under org.gnome.lirc-properties.mechanism and four under org.freedesktop.policykit.
To me, this means that polkit-gnome-authorization is practically useless and should be hidden. Users of Xubuntu at least will appreciate it.
I hadn't noticed that, Chris Coulsen. You're right, it's not installed by default from a Ubuntu CD.
The following includes my comments:
$ apt-cache rdepends policykit-gnome lirc-properties # depends, in universe
policykit-gnome
Reverse Depends:
xubuntu-desktop # depends, in universe
gnome-mount # depends, in universe
gnome-
policykit # suggests, in main
I installed all of those packages and ran polkit- gnome-authoriza tion, and I only got five configurable settings: one under org.gnome. lirc-properties .mechanism and four under org.freedesktop .policykit.
To me, this means that polkit- gnome-authoriza tion is practically useless and should be hidden. Users of Xubuntu at least will appreciate it.