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Since Slackware now includes polkit and consolekit, gdm will "poke" consolekit
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when your session starts. This is a good thing, but since Slackware patched
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the system xinitrc scripts so start kde and xfce with ck-launch-session, you
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will notice that there are now *two* registered consolekit sessions (using
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ck-list-sessions). You will also notice that one of them is marked as
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inactive, and polkit is setup so that inactive sessions are not allowed to
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do anything (there's not even an opportunity to authenticate). Therefore,
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anything parented from that inactive session is not going to be able to
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authenticate using polkit.
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Thankfully, there's an easy solution: edit the kde and xfce xinitrc scripts
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to look like this at the relevant spots:
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In /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.xfce:
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if [ -z $DESKTOP_SESSION ]; then
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ck-launch-session $xfcesm
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else
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$xfcesm
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fi
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In /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.kde:
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# Start the window manager:
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if [ -z $DESKTOP_SESSION ]; then
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ck-launch-session startkde
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else
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startkde
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fi
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This will cause sessions launched from gdm and kdm to *not* call
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ck-launch-session when invoking the relevant desktop environment.
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Pat is aware of this and will hopefully be getting fixes in /patches :-)
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