How long are you leaving it between uses, I'm wondering if it's like sudo and only remembers your password for a little while.
Even immediately after
That's polkit.
I never tweaked it before, so I'll just leave you with a link to its Arch wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Polkit
I know a lot of people will freak out about this and bitch about security. I know, but on my system, with only family and everyone having their own logins, I just don't care. The benefits (for me) outweigh the risks. Anyway, that aside, I have edited my /etc/sudoers file and added the equivalent of:
ceiron ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
I still have to run sudo for root apps (99% of what I do is command line), but I don't have to type in a password every time. As I said, obvious security risk, so you decide if it's worth it.
Will it asks for confirmation with a dialog (which would be nice) or will it behave like no password is needed?
I don't have any sudo needing app that opens a gui, so I don't know.
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