The check of polkit rules has been added#141
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If formatting and writing are permitted, a dialogue box will appear
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The functionality of polkit rules checking and the appearance of a dialogue box is necessary in the situation when the rules are applied for informing corporate users not from the wheel group about formatting the device or writing an ISO to the device.
With a notification and YES/NO-buttons
This patch to avoid accidental data loss allows Linux UX look more like Windows UX in terms of formatting of USB-devices: it happens without password request, https://abf.io/ckumuhok/mintstick/blob/rosa2023.1/50-mintstick-allow-all.rules - this polkit rule is installed with a separate package.