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Martin Vidner
openSUSE
. Linux. computers.
Jul 7, 2008
YaST Workshop 2008
We had the annual
YaST workshop
last week. The people in the team boldly went to explore new APIs and one of the results is experimental
integration
of
PolicyKit
into
YaST
. If you really want to break your system, you can try the current
code
.
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