three days with rawhide

[Andrew Farris]

Valent Turkovic wrote:
> On Jan 27, 2008 4:02 PM, Antonio M <antonio.montagnani at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 2008/1/27, Valent Turkovic <valent.turkovic at gmail.com>:
>>
>>> Valent Turkovic wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I installed a fresh rawhide via network install and here my, rather
>>>> positive reactions to rawhide, offcourse there are rough edges but that
>>>> will hopefully get fixed in coming weeks...
>>>>
>>>> I liked the new Firefox 3 and it works great, KDE4 also works as
>>>> expected of .0 release. New gdm seams nice, but needs some polish (why
>>>> is there a guest account on gdm?), PackageKit look great! just still
>>>> crashes a lot (expected I guess),
>>>>
>>>> Obvious issues I came across:
>>>> - can't reboot or shutdown from gnome dekstop - logout is the only option
>>>> - gdm has shutdown and reboot buttons but they don't work, had to use
>>>> command line "poweroff" to shutdown the laptop
>>> This got fixed in last night updates. Not I can reboot and shutdown from
>>> gnome. I haven't yet tried loging out an they trying to shutdown from
>>> gdm but I hope that also works now.
>>>
>>> Valent.
>>>
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>> no...it doesn't work here. And if you have selinux  enforced you can't log in!!!
>> I am going to disable selinux for a long time...  :-)
> 
> please file a bug for selinux so it gets fixed.
> 

I have no such problem.  Don't disable selinux, set it permissive, and see if 
logging in works... that plus knowing what the audits are lets you decide if 
policy really is preventing something.  The only way the devs can fix a program 
actually doing what it should NOT be doing is to get the audits back; sometimes 
selinux prevents things it *should be preventing* -- even unintentional bugs.

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