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Originally Posted by CiotBSD
@TheTKS: If I understand well, what Landry had written, with Xfce 4.14, into OpenBSD 6.6, we're not need to use consolekit2 or polkit, just only as operator to allow shutdown, and as wheel to suspend/hibernate, is'nt-it!?
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That’s what it sounds like to me, too, for shutdown and suspend/hibernate in Xfce.
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If exact, then we need just to start xfce, as : !!!
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Why do you use `exec` before `startxfce4`?
My .xsession launch xfce4 without this function.
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If it works for you, then you’re right about this as well. This is code I found somewhere, but I will look into what exec does and post what I find, and if it is not needed, I’ll delete it.
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Other question: the xfce4-power-manager seems need consolekit2!
(this package 'xfce4-power-manager' is need only on laptop, not?!)
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$ del consolekit2
can't delete consolekit2-1.2.1p8 without deleting accountsservice-0.6.42 colord-1.3.5p1 mate-1.22 mate-session-manager-1.22.2 mate-settings-daemon-1.22.1 mate-system-monitor-1.22.2 pulseaudio-13.0 xfce4-power-manager-1.6.5
Delete them as well ? [y/N/a] n
(del is just a personal alias for 'pkg_delete')
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I use OpenBSD only on a desktop tower and don’t know the details of what power-manager does, so can’t help you with this one, but my guess from your output is that there are many other things that have consolekit2 as a dependency
Edit: jggimi beat me by one minute with the answer about exec. Thanks!
TKS