On 9/4/23 13:44, David Edmundson wrote:
That was true, we need to research and see if it's still true.
Gnome have dropped their cap_sys_nice.
For setting nice we many options:
- kwin_wayland_wrapper can be cap_sys_nice set it the nice a child
PID (needs verifying)
- maybe the systemd cgroup
That was true, we need to research and see if it's still true.
Gnome have dropped their cap_sys_nice.
For setting nice we many options:
- kwin_wayland_wrapper can be cap_sys_nice set it the nice a child
PID (needs verifying)
- maybe the systemd cgroup settings for priority are as good/better
-
On 9/4/23 04:21, Harald Sitter wrote:
...do we still need and want it?
It gets in the way of crash tracking because it results in
kwin_wayland crashes getting special protection by coredumpd that make
the cores unreadable for the user [1][2][3]. So we either need polkit
elevation in drkonqi or d
...do we still need and want it?
It gets in the way of crash tracking because it results in
kwin_wayland crashes getting special protection by coredumpd that make
the cores unreadable for the user [1][2][3]. So we either need polkit
elevation in drkonqi or drop the setcap stuff.
Opinions?
[1] gr
