A small email to sumarize some thoughts about udev, removable
storage and incron to make the job of hal and re-invent the wheel.
context (skipable) -
there is ONE common thing where gnome is quicker than bash : mounting
an unknown usb stick.
For my own stuff, I already used labels and uu
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 03:58:18PM -0400, Michael P. Soulier wrote:
> Real men manage their own /etc/fstab. ;-)
+1
(I just noticed that hal creates /media but didn't added it to my fstab,
maybe for the 0.5.12 ? :))
> "HAL was responsible for opening almost 2000 files. It will read various XML
> fi
Hello,
about the *mandatory* it was a bad expression, I should have said :
'make two new daemons mandatory IF you want to follow the modern-move' :)
Of course the 'hal' useflag is such a gentoo nice thing !
I did the xorg+hal switch, but I forgot that hald make use of dbus
(I would dreamed about
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 03:50:09PM -0400, 7v5w7go9ub0o wrote:
> Dale wrote:
> After reading the upgrade guide, it seemed clear to me that my first
> attempt would be without hal, and without my old xorg.conf.
>
> It initially crashed because of some erroneous opengl softlinks
> (bugzilla already no
I was thinking about the proper way to set-up the autologin some time
ago.
Some hints which came to my mind :
1) should be started as a service so restart/start/stop may be used and
doesn't leave an open root shell
2) should be restarted with ctrl+alt+backspace without losing the
keyboard focus (ma
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