It’s getting tedious to put in my password every time I open YaST, I know what I’m doing and since I’m the only one who uses my computer the security risk is something I’m willing to take. I found an Ubuntu forum post but the solution didn’t work for me. Any ideas?
Modify pam configuration.
This is the only clean and correct answer.
The PAM configs are like rulesets that are applied in order and for a program. You can find them under /etc/pam.d (at least on distros using systemd I guess). There you just need to put something along the lines of
auth required pam_permit.soat the very beginning of the polkit named file and it should work. Verify it is tho.
Just make your password one letter
That’s funny I might do that
Try
sudo passwd yourusername(potentially you have tosuas root, not just use sudo) and remove the password from your entire account. This might be a bit over the top but I cannot think of another way off the top of my head.
