Michel Salim wrote:
I first noticed this a week or so before Alpha was released: after one
of the pulseaudio updates, on the next login I was prompted if I want
to turn on high-priority scheduling for PulseAudio, and that it needs
super-user authentication.
After a fresh Alpha install, the same thing happened, both in:
- new user created using useradd
- new user created using system-config-users
Sounds like something that should either be
1) enabled by default (perhaps using ConsoleKit), or
2) possible to turn off entirely (i.e. "no, I don't need this feature,
don't ask me again" -- with instruction on how to change this)
Check bugzilla. There is already a bug report open on this and it has
been discussed before on the lists too.
Rahul
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