eudev fork aims to be system initialization and distribution neutral
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eudev fork aims to be system initialization and distribution neutral
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This git repo is a fork of git://anongit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd
with the aim of isolating udev from any particular flavor of system
initialization. In this case, the isolation is from systemd.
This is a project started by Gentoo developers and testing is currently being
done mostly on OpenRC. We welcome contribution from others using a variety of
system initializations to ensure eudev remains system initialization and
distribution neutral.
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