On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer < [email protected]> wrote:
> * You may have to fix the kernel to provide sysfs access to > non-priviledged users. > Of course, make sure you don't give "too much" access in sysfs, or in other words, don't expose what shouldn't be exposed. > > * Fix X to be able to run as non-root. > Mickey: Isn't X running as root pretty standard? I mean, he should probably hack it to run e as non-root (which is reasonable) but X itself? Anyhow, shaz: don't forget to also adjust the SHR apps. To be honest, I don't think there's almost any work needed to be done (except for dbus privileges), at least not as a first stage. After you'll have stuff running as a regular user, or at least have a regular user in general, it'll be easier for us to adjust the SHR applications ourselves. Now changing everything is just too annoying when there's nothing else ready. :P Though as said, if I'm not missing anything, everything should just work, at least it just works running as a regular user on my pc :P -- Tom.
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