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How to make GUI sudo (Gnome polkit) work over XRDP . . . - Arch Linux Forums I have set up RDP using xrdp and xorgxrdp My xinitrc file's content is one line: exec dbus-launch --sh-syntax startxfce4 When I tried to run pamac GUI, I could not access the preferences, because it says "Authentication Failed" instead of showing that password dialogue After some web searching, I found that gnome-polkit needs to be running
polkit - ArchWiki Polkit operates on top of the existing permissions systems in Linux – group membership, administrator status – it does not replace them The rules files designate a subset of users, refer to one (or more) of the actions specified in the actions files, and determine with what restrictions these actions can be taken by those users
How to configure XRDP to work with Gnome on Ubuntu? There is a nice page explaining how to configure XRDP for the Xfe window manager here, but Xfe is not nearly as nice as the standard Gnome window manager for Ubuntu For example, I cannot cut from local computer and paste into my remote Xfe window So, how to install and configure XRDP with Gnome on my Ubuntu computer?
Arch Linux XRDP Configuration | microsoft linux-vm-tools | DeepWiki Relevant source files This document covers the configuration phase of XRDP setup on Arch Linux systems, executed after XRDP packages have been built and installed This configuration script optimizes XRDP for virtualized environments, particularly Hyper-V, by configuring transport protocols, security settings, and system integration components
[SOLVED] Access GNOME session via RDP . . . - Arch Linux Forums The question: tl;dr looking for workflow steps to have an XRDP server running on GNOME - below the whys Hi, new user here I have a fresh and working Arch installation from scratch on bare metal, with GNOME (all packages updated) and Wayland disabled through GDM I'd like to access and control the whole GNOME graphical session by another machine, from an RDP client provided builtin within
Xrdp - ArchWiki Then, add etc pam d xrdp-sesman (no leading slash) to NoUpgrade in etc pacman conf If you only use gnome-keyring it is not necessary to include the kwallet5 lines, and vice versa
Running GUI applications as root - ArchWiki There are multiple ways of allowing root to do so however, if necessary The proper, recommended way to run GUI applications under X with elevated privileges is to create a Polkit policy, as shown in this forum post This should however "only be used for legacy programs", as pkexec (1) reminds
Authentication agent on XRDP Newbie Corner Arch Linux Forums I'm trying to set up a headless server on which I need to connect remotely to the server and virtual machines (host and client running Arch) using XRDP (server) and Windows Remote Desktop (client), everything is good until I need to run software than need authentication agents, ie: gparted, virt-manager and or gnome keyring ie: github desktop, I need to know if there is a way I have 3 days
[SOLVED] Polkit problem Newbie Corner Arch Linux Forums A collection of polkit rules to manage automounting of removable media, suspend and hibernate actions and CPU frequency settings 35 aur pcmanfm-gtk3-root 1 2 5-1 [+0 ~0 00] [Orphaned] PCManFM GTK3 with admin rights with polkit 36 aur polkit-gnome-git 0 105 r66 ga0763a2-1 [+0 ~0 00] Legacy polkit authentication agent for GNOME