Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #30 – 20 February 2021, 21:45:22 Why was this marked as solved...
Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #31 – 21 February 2021, 08:00:33 Because is solved 🤔 We need no more discuss about this. Eudev is still need and IF will exist another option, which will really works, we will use it, if that will be necessary. Actually we have Eudev and xudev. Users can use every another alternatives what they want, but we they should not ask here if some not works. We provide no support for alternatives now... Because we need keep stable system 😉You can play with alternatives so much how you like... But what we use in upstream is business of us and our developers. Last Edit: 21 February 2021, 08:09:23 by alium
Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #32 – 21 February 2021, 09:09:07 Quote from: yolkano on 20 February 2021, 21:45:22Why was this marked as solved...If you are really interested to develop udev-free Artix, you can create custom repo with rebuilt packages or at least maintain corresponding packages in AURBtw, there was a topic with logind alternative recently, i think, these ideas can be merged in a single repo 1 Likes
Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #33 – 24 February 2021, 00:59:54 Quote from: phoenix_king_rus on 21 February 2021, 09:09:07If you are really interested to develop udev-free Artix, you can create custom repo with rebuilt packages or at least maintain corresponding packages in AURBtw, there was a topic with logind alternative recently, i think, these ideas can be merged in a single repoThat would be a good idea to put all of these alternatives in a single place so maybe one day we can group them together and get something working EDIT: Can you link to the logind alternative?
Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #34 – 24 February 2021, 07:55:25 Quote from: yolkano on 24 February 2021, 00:59:54That would be a good idea to put all of these alternatives in a single place so maybe one day we can group them together and get something working There is already a bunch of noudev (marked by this name) packages in AUR, you can maintain them. I didn't update some of them for a while since currently i can't test if they workQuote from: yolkano on 24 February 2021, 00:59:54EDIT: Can you link to the logind alternative?https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,2269.msg15144.html#msg15144
Re: Why is Artix using eudev? Reply #35 – 24 February 2021, 19:09:41 Thanks for the link, but it seems that seatd also uses elogind as a possible backend, which leads us to the same conclusion.Guess there's no alternative other for now?
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