So, KDE-4.3 uses PolicyKit to provide access to SystemSettings::Login
Manager. But, it appears that PolicyKit is also used to control access
to SystemSettings:PolicyKit Authorization. This results in a bootstrap
problem. Didn't anyone consider this?
The question is, how do I authorize a user account (not using
SystemSettings?) so that I can use SystemSettings::PolicyKit
Authorization to authorize the user account to gain access to various
things -- specifically to configure the Login Manager in this case.
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KSU
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