On 02/21/11 02:08, Martin Pitt wrote: > So it behaves exactly as it is supposed to. Most programs don't need > hal any more, so it shouldn't slow down boot and consume extra > CPU/battery power in vain. > > What is the actual bug here? Does some of your application or hardware > control not work properly any more? > > Martin
I'm running xfce on both my desktop and my laptop. When I log in to either, I get an error from xfce power manager telling me that hal isn't running. That in itself, although annoying, isn't a serious problem, but it does stop my laptop from hibernating until I start hal, log out, and log in again. (There's probably a better way than logging out/in, but I haven't looked yet). If hal isn't mostly necessary any more, it might have been an idea to state that in the changelog. (forgot to copy to bugs.debian.org earlier) -- Ron Murray (r...@rjmx.net) http://www.rjmx.net/~ron GPG Public Key Fingerprint: 0ED0 C1D1 615C FCCE 7424 9B27 31D8 AED5 AF6D 0D4A -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
