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CoreCtrl still asks my password

I installed corectrl from sources and the problem is that it still asks me for a password to run even though I added polkit rules.
Before that, I installed corectrl-git from the AUR. Earlier I made my iso without the Artix themes because I just don't like them and it didn't run Calamares with polkit.
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pacman -R artix-backgrounds artix-branding-base artix-dark-theme artix-desktop-presets artix-gtk-presets artix-qt-presets mate-icon-theme-faenza xcursor-premium
I think this command broke iso and polkit in general. Or is the problem somewhere else?

Re: CoreCtrl still asks my password

Reply #1 –
The (weird) issue with calamares and polkit has been fixed in latest weeklies. I didn't have much time to investigate, but it seems polkit in our live ISOs doesn't honor /etc/polkit-1/rules.d, only the ones under /usr/share/polkit-1/rules.d; no such issue in my installed systems. So, if you're baking your own ISO, move 90-live.rules and your corectl ones to the latter.
The packages you mentioned are branding and cosmetic, have nothing to do with polkit.

Re: CoreCtrl still asks my password

Reply #2 –
Thank you! Now it works.
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So, if you're baking your own ISO, move 90-live.rules and your corectl ones to the latter.
Where and how exactly should I move 90-live.rules in my own iso?
And when I start Calamares, in addition to asking for the PolKit password, a window appears with the text.

It seems that I saw somewhere a file that makes Calamares executable (I don’t remember where and which one) and therefore I thought that by deleting packages with Artix themes I break the installer with this.