I am really liking 11.2. I really really wish Novell would get off their tukus and finally hire a top notch marketing dept. (I have been with Novell since back in the Netware days and they have lacked serious marketing since way back then.) 11.2 is practically a home run in my books.
However, I do have a concern that is serious to me. The seeming absence of gksu. This is a valuable tool especially in Xfce and other non-kde environments.
I have been trying to find information on why I am not seeing gksu as part of the newest implementation of opensuse and the answer is not forthcoming, so I come here to see if there may be someone to shed light on the subject for me.
It is disappointing enough to see gdm so mutilated as to lose the theming and customization, but to lose such a special tool in gksu is very confusing to me.
If we can regain this, I for one would be so appreciative.
thank you, I don’t know If I really want to downgrade gdm. for most of my uses, the biggest concern is having the faces options allowing users to choose their user name and then type their password and this gdm does that.
the gnome-su I will have to try, my biggest reason is for added on Xfce environments, but xdg will work there as well I know.
btw, I am only giving a ‘tweak’ back to the one I got about kdesu. This is by no means an invitation to start a kde/gnome thing. I actually intended to come back and erase my comment but I realized I can’t. please let the kde/gnome comments go by.
