I'm having trouble coming up with an elegant way to add the special
case for the user themselves.
Adding a button to use gnome-about-me seems the best way, but
asking gnome-about-me to just run the password changer isn't
currently possible, and not trivial to implement for me. We could
run the whole of gnome-about-me, but that obscures the password
change button. Running gnome-about-me instead of the whole
properties dialog also means you can't change groups and the like.
Due to the architecture of g-s-t et. al. I'm not sure how to re-use
what is there and just have the process change the password without
having the backend make the change as well.
I'm having trouble coming up with an elegant way to add the special
case for the user themselves.
Adding a button to use gnome-about-me seems the best way, but
asking gnome-about-me to just run the password changer isn't
currently possible, and not trivial to implement for me. We could
run the whole of gnome-about-me, but that obscures the password
change button. Running gnome-about-me instead of the whole
properties dialog also means you can't change groups and the like.
Due to the architecture of g-s-t et. al. I'm not sure how to re-use
what is there and just have the process change the password without
having the backend make the change as well.
Any assistance would be welcome.
Thanks,
James