A niggling annoyance for me (energy disabilities etc) is that when I have to type my sudo elevation password a lot over a short period. I am a firm believer in security, so it is not short. I am used to having things in the shell honor that if an elevation has recently happened, then I will not need to do it again for about 15 minutes (or whatever I've set) since the last usage of elevation. hyprpm doesn't respect this, and will prompt for elevation credentials every single time. To make things more difficult, it cannot be run as root. Please have hyprpm conform to sudo standards?
A niggling annoyance for me (energy disabilities etc) is that when I have to type my
sudoelevation password a lot over a short period. I am a firm believer in security, so it is not short. I am used to having things in the shell honor that if an elevation has recently happened, then I will not need to do it again for about 15 minutes (or whatever I've set) since the last usage of elevation.hyprpmdoesn't respect this, and will prompt for elevation credentials every single time. To make things more difficult, it cannot be run asroot. Please havehyprpmconform tosudostandards?