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I can't help but think that all of this policy junk on a default
install of the Linux Operating System is akin to microsoft's
implementation of the standard unix operating philosophy of operating
as a non-root user. If we want to tighten up our security, then we
should have tools such as Policy Kit to do this, and I am assuming that
this is PolicyKit that is preventing me from running this and not some
other bug. But its ridiculous to try the linux community in the same
fashion that Microsoft treats the average household user.<br>
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