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On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 10:19 PM Andreas Sturmlechner <asturm@g.o> wrote: |
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> Enter the elogind project [2], which is a standalone logind implementation |
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> based on systemd code, currently maintained by a fellow Gentoo user. |
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A few minor comments: |
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1. While it is somewhat implicit in the headers, you might want to |
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mention in the text that this will not impact systemd profiles and |
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that those will just use logind. It is a natural question people will |
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end up asking anyway. |
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2. As evidenced in [1], many users probably have no idea what |
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consolekit, logind, or elogind actually do (or policykit/dbus and a |
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bunch of other modern desktop-oriented tooling that wasn't around back |
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when we were all editing X11 mode lines). You might want to just toss |
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in a sentence or two to explain that as background, since people are |
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going to worry especially with the dreaded s-word in there. Or find |
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some website that explains what it is reasonably well and link it with |
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a note in the text... |
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1 - https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-user/message/8dae2579be22c206d0f4bded84154f2d |
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Rich |