> I like the idea, but not the details.
>
> can be set up to use superuser privileges when it is run ('SUID root').
>
> Sorry if this seems to be turning into a campaign against latinate
> vocabulary items!
This is Thy Duty. You guys are here exactly for that purpose:
unlatinate me.:)
> If you choose this option, any ordinary user will have the power to set the
> processor's clock frequency. However, this may also be potentially
> exploitable in security attacks.
>
> > If
> > in doubt, you should not choose this option.
>
> Make it obvious that laziness is safe:
>
> If in doubt, accept the default of 'no'.
<yell>NO</yell>. Thou Shalt not make reference to interface widgets in
debconf translations. "No" is one. Not all debconf interfaces present
users with a Yes/No choice.
So, the "choose this option/do not choose this option" wording seems
to be the most neutral with regard of the various ways to handle
boolean templates/
>
> No need to say please when you're giving advice:
>
> To change this setting later, run 'dpkg-reconfigure gnome-applets'.
Ah, la politesse...:-)
OK, removed.
>
> * * *
>
> Now the control file:
I just adopted all changes suggestions..:)
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