But it does require a password to make any changes. When the password is not given and you press "Cancel" it errors out with a message not seen before (see screenshot number 2). Then the Driver Manager hangs after pressing "OK" on the error message. See screenshot number 3. Pressing "Cancel" has no effect and you have to close it out with the upper right hand "X'.
Expected results would be to return to the Driver Manager screen and click "Cancel" to close the Driver Manager.
Note: For the purpose of this test I was attempting to re-install the Open Source video drivers.
System is fully updated. According to: https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_vera_cinnamon_whatsnew.php Section: "Driver Manager" "User Interface The manager now runs in user mode so you no longer need a password to launch it."
But it does require a password to make any changes. When the password is not given and you press "Cancel" it errors out with a message not seen before (see screenshot number 2). Then the Driver Manager hangs after pressing "OK" on the error message. See screenshot number 3. Pressing "Cancel" has no effect and you have to close it out with the upper right hand "X'.
Expected results would be to return to the Driver Manager screen and click "Cancel" to close the Driver Manager.
Note: For the purpose of this test I was attempting to re-install the Open Source video drivers.