illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

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illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

17 April 2021, 20:51:30

i wish i cound know how to do to others init systems that deamon ..but it is on systemd ..

i need that deadmon cuz i am using an amdcpu and doesnt not support blacklight by kernel ..

if i knew alternatives i would tried ...

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/illum-git/

Re: illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #1 – 17 April 2021, 22:12:54

where is a problem? :-) because they support openrc! (and systemd), see https://github.com/jmesmon/illum

just compile it with

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USE_SYSTEMD=false
USE_OPENRC=true

if you use s6 or runit you need write your own script (just use similar script ). it´s very simple, because illum.service start just only

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illum-d

Re: illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #2 – 10 May 2021, 17:38:17

how to change that ... i dont find it . i want to complile it from aur package ..

Re: illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #3 – 10 May 2021, 19:10:07

Run makepkg (or your AUR helper of choice) with those environment variables set.

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[user@machine ~/.cache/yay/illum-git]$ USE_SYSTEMD=false USE_OPENRC=true makepkg -si

That (+ instructions on git page) will be enough if you use openRC.

Re: illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #4 – 18 May 2021, 21:10:16

thanks

Re: [SOLVED] illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #5 – 13 October 2021, 12:08:38

hello again ...in artix with openrc it working only wihen linux-lts running ..
if it's linix-zen or linux it is not working ...

Re: [SOLVED] illum-git to alternatives init systems ?

Reply #6 – 13 October 2021, 14:59:09

Guess the API for recording ACPI or keyboard events might have changed. Given the only thing changing is the kernel version, I think this is a bug which should be reported.

Staying on Linux LTS won't bite (I've daily driving it for months now), especially if you don't have shiny-new hardware whose drivers are still being worked on.