why consolekit & policykit & elogind?

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Hi all!

This question might be a bit OT (and probably totally useless for the systemd-fraction), but ... what is the purpose of  need consolekit & policykit & elogind ? I observed consolekit creating hordes of children, resulting in ~ 5% cpu usage. I deleted consolekit & policykit & elogind, restarted the system and found everything still working perfectly. So, what are these good for? Is TDE depending on these in any way?

Nik


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