Written by neo_aryan the 21 Mar 11 at 09:49.

Password is entered manually the first time. Password is kept securely throughout session.

Password is entered manually the first time. Password is kept securely throughout session.

Written by komputes the 22 Mar 11 at 22:29.

Password is entered manually the first time. Password is kept securely until Software Center is closed.

Password is entered manually the first time. Password is kept securely until Software Center is closed.

Written by komputes the 22 Mar 11 at 22:36.

Not all users are alike and some may have different needs than others. Allowing users to specify their security preferences will allow users to set the software-center behaviour to a password timeout value, entire session or for when software-center is open.

Solution #3 recommends we allow users to specify their policykit authentication preferences. The "Authorizations" utility in previous releases of Ubuntu used give the ability to do just this. It has not been maintained and apparently does not work with current versions of policykit.

No equivalent to polkit-gnome-authorization in policykit-1-gnome
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-gnome/+bug/443265

Not all users are alike and some may have different needs than others. Allowing users to specify their security preferences will allow users to set the software-center behaviour to a password timeout value, entire session or for when software-center is open. Solution #3 recommends we allow users to specify their policykit authentication preferences. The "Authorizations" utility in previous releases of Ubuntu used give the ability to do just this. It has not been maintained and apparently does not work with current versions of policykit. No equivalent to polkit-gnome-authorization in policykit-1-gnome https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-gnome/+bug/443265

Written by ivo000 the 7 Mar 11 at 21:07.

By adding a web-based Ubuntu Software Center provides Windows users more choices if he is really worth it to migrate to Ubuntu!

By publishing a Web-based Software Center Ubuntu objavljivaju the information that the software is added to the Ubuntu Software Center.

Web-based Ubuntu Software Center provides information only about the added software, but no download link, because if it wants to install software, you will install Ubuntu!

By adding a web-based Ubuntu Software Center provides Windows users more choices if he is really worth it to migrate to Ubuntu! By publishing a Web-based Software Center Ubuntu objavljivaju the information that the software is added to the Ubuntu Software Center. Web-based Ubuntu Software Center provides information only about the added software, but no download link, because if it wants to install software, you will install Ubuntu!

Written by mystro256 the 8 Mar 11 at 01:06.

Advertise more available applications on Ubuntu's website to entice more people to download/buy/use it, because it's the all the applications that make Linux so good, not just the operating system itself.

Advertise more available applications on Ubuntu's website to entice more people to download/buy/use it, because it's the all the applications that make Linux so good, not just the operating system itself.

Written by komputes the 16 Mar 11 at 22:37.

Solution #2 + Link Application summary to documentation on the Ubuntu Wiki

Solution #2 + Link Application summary to documentation on the Ubuntu Wiki

Written by punch the 20 Mar 11 at 09:41.

Integrating Software Center with Launchpad(Mockup)
www.techdrivein.com/2011/03/integrating-software-center-with.html

Integrating Software Center with Launchpad(Mockup) www.techdrivein.com/2011/03/integrating-software-center-with.html