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walt wrote: |
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> I've copy/pasted below a new post to the devicekit-devel mail list. I |
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> can't |
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> vouch for the accuracy of any of it, but it did catch my attention: |
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> There seems to be a lack of information in a central place about what to |
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> use in place of HAL. |
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> Obviously UPower, udisks and udev are part of this, but they only cover |
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> part of the functionality of HAL, which provided other information and |
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> services in a consistent way. |
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> I've been improving the pages on the FDO wiki to correct this situation, |
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> and I've commandeered |
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> http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/DeviceKit to |
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> bring together information on how to do various things that used to be |
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> done |
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> with HAL. |
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> I've done what I can, so this is a plea for those in the know to check |
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> what |
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> I've written and add anything I've missed. |
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> Thanks |
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> Alex |
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Has anyone replaced hal completely on a KDE system? Any luck? Issues? |
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Downright deal breakers? |
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May as well include policykit or whatever it is called too? |
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Just looking ahead a bit here. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |