Of course you can ALWAYS add packs, but some seem to miss more than others:
seahorse, gksu, gcr, gnome-keyring apacman
with it, you will not always be bothered to enter root-passwd in octopi and all other apps.
great time saver, but absent from standard Netrunner. Poor choice!
having written that, I haven’t figured out how to reproduce this on a new install.
it sure is poss to store passwd in octopi in gnome-keyring / seahorse so the dreaded bloody password prompt is silenced.
but how to to it?
gcrprompter is not a legal option in ~/.gnupg *.conf
so how to force its use? remove all other pinentry packages ? NOT possible! octopi wont do it.
the frontend programmers ussuallly cannot help here, to them, its a “lib thing”.
to get rid of the bloody password prompt one must put gcrprompter to use and get rid of pinentry-qt , the latter of which does not allow to reuse the password.