ConsoleKit is going to be maintaned by XFCE developers
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Of course this won't stop the deprecation attempts all over the place. |
I'm glad, and not just because of Slackware. XFCE has always been good for portability, I'm glad they're keeping this up.
Whatever you might think of the relative merits of systemd, the comments on this Reddit thread about this particular act of apostasy are actually blowing my mind. |
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I'm a Xfce user and I see it like a really mature, non-bullshit DE.
But I fail to see how this kind of task has to be done by a small DE dev team like the Xfce one. It's not like migrating to GTK3 was a higher priority or anything... |
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I was browsing his changes, and it does seem to be done with the purpose to fix long broken things on BSD. (Right, BSD users?)
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I'm glad somebody is going to the trouble. Between this and KDE making encouraging noises it's been nice to have some news that isn't gloom about kampfgruppe Poettering. |
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Nothing about corporations here or about discouraging open source development, just a statement about project management. |
open source devs are allowed to do anything they want
based on how good and stable xfce is, i'd say they are doing a great job all in all they are probably not paid to work on xfce |
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I have it built and working on my own system, and it seems to work well. Here's a sampler SlackBuild script I edited from Patrick's. For testing purposes, the patches normally used by Slackware are commented out. There is a note I added into the SlackBuild file for usage if you have Linux-PAM built for Slackware.
You will need the same ConsoleKit Slackware packages from /slackware-*/source/l/ConsoleKit plus the ConsoleKit2 sources from here for the current version of 0.9.2 found here: https://github.com/ConsoleKit2/Conso...-0.9.2.tar.bz2 The dependencies are the same, for now apparently, but for completion purposes, you should probably have pm-utils installed to allow ConsoleKit access to the power management systems to perform suspend/hibernation. |
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I still have them Robby.
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