Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote: > Could be done, as well, but I'd prefer the gconf route, since that > doesn't require patching .desktop files. Something that comes to my mind > is providing a debconf key in the gksu packge that would never be asked, > or would be 'low', and that would be used to decide which gconf schema > should be installed as default (using alternatives, I don't know), one > of the schemas would have sudo-mode on by default. > > Does that sound overengineered to you Joey? If the schema file is managed by alternatives, I think it would be better to let d-i detect this case and switch to the sudo alternative. Users can choose to use a sudo-only setup in expert mode so a hidden question isn't the best approach. > I guess that would work if > we don't have a easy way of setting a default gconf setting at install > time. Unless there's some way to do it without access to DISPLAY chrooted into the target system, I doubt we can do that. -- see shy jo
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