You do have a point there about the privileges. It appears to have escaped me.
Logging in
graphically is not neccessary - one can use gksudo.
I was thinking that two thing can be done:
(a) Add it with gksudo in Gnome's Applications->Internet->Driftnet (i.e.
leaving the .desktop as
is and adding 'gksudo' in front of exec. This makes sense in terms of
categorisation, but on the
other hand is not consistent with the rest of the system (I don't expect to
find programs
requiring sudo under 'Applications')
(b) Add it again with gksudo in Gnome's System->Administration. Here 'Exec'
needs to be changed
again and Categories should look like "System;Settings;"
I think the best to do is the second approach but it's really your call. I
don't agree that since
it requires root privileges it should not be usable graphically. Thank you once
again for being so
responsive :) Have a nice day!
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