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I added the folder /usr/lib/systemd/user/
. Maybe it would be better to have it configureable, but could there be still some other places where systemd services are stored?
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Arch wiki provides much more info than i can think of about user mode, and how it works, also user mode services don't need privilege escalation, so password prompt is not needed in extension for them, it's like: systemctl --user start foo.service .
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Would it help if there exist an option where you could choose if you want to start it with or without sudo rights? Or should it be like that if the service is defined in that directory?
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I think it should be defined by directory, also i have a question. Why is authentication changed from pkexec to gksu and how is that better? I didn't have gksu installed, by lucky guess i figure it out, my issue is simply, pyexec prompt looks much better in GNOME shell then gksu prompt and for me this was only reason to install gksu.
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You are right: pkexec
is nicer, not only graphically, I will change it back! The only reason was, that at my computer sudo
is configured not asking for a password at all. I should perhaps simple configure pkexec
not asking for a password.
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That would be perfect. Thank You!
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