Jesse Keating wrote:
> No, it's a virtual provides issue. A few things require
> PolicyKit-authentication-agent which is provided by both PolicyKit-gnome
> and PolicyKit-KDE. Since you didn't have the -gnome version selected,
> yum had to resort to its internal algorithm to determine the "best"
> provider of that, and PolicyKit-KDE won, likely mostly due to the
> shorter name.
There's also dbus-bluez-pin-helper which is similar (required by BlueZ,
provided by both gnome-bluetooth and kdebluetooth).
Kevin Kofler
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