On 21 February 2012 20:31, Darrell Anderson <humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
I'm trying
to envision when I or others might want those
options to appear and what value they add. First, I don't
think equivalent options with LILO are possible because LILO
needs to be "rebuilt" after editing the lilo.conf file.
Normal users can't do that on-the-fly. Similarly, editing
the GRUB menu.lst file on-the-fly is impossible too.
The only time those options could actually have effect is
when the user is logged in and using TDE as root. Using TDE
as root does not bother me although I know some people have
heart attacks and start frothing with such topics.
Regardless, the point here is I don't see when those options
become useful in the TDE shutdown dialog.
As mentioned, what is so challenging as to wait until the
GRUB menu appears and then selecting the desired option?
Further, when the default option needs to be changed, then
somebody with admin privileges can login and edit the
menu.lst file.
I have both options in my menu.lst file so I can test both
command line and graphical logins. I am struggling to see
why those options are in the shutdown dialog when they can't
be changed anyway by normal users.
Do we need a bug report to properly resolve this conversation?
Darrell
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yes please.
we need a universal method (daemon or otherwise) of controlling all
these different mechanisms from one interface.
I am holding off on kicker code because I _refuse_ to integrate my
kicker with udev or hal. writing it in for every app doesn't seem like
the solution, creating a single interface does.
Calvin