Actually I *think* this behavior has changed in Karmic because we fixed
some bug with the GtkTreeModelFilter. The groups view was intended to
work that way, but it was broken until now. You can show all the groups
and users by going into gconf-editor and changing /apps/gnome-system-
tools/users/showall.
Now, I don't think the way we work now is correct. Most people go to the
groups list to perform administrative tasks, so they need to see system
groups. The problem is, we only have a common option for users and
groups, and we don't want to show system users by default.
I guess I'm going to commit a quick hack that forces all groups to be
shown for 2.28.1, and in the next cycle we'll change the meaning of the
GConf option. Sounds correct to Ubuntu devs?
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Karmic: Cannot see/manage other groups than own user group and root
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/442806
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