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Of course, since the headlined article mentions the absence of systemd, this raises the question of whether there is udev in there.
by JdeBP 9y ago
Of course, since the headlined article mentions the absence of systemd, this raises the question of whether there is udev in there.
- vesinisa 9y agoThey do have it: http://www.aiei.ch/gnustep/gnustep-2.5.txt http://www.aiei.ch/gnustep/gnustep-2.5.txt udev existed before systemd, but was merged to it sometime in 2014. By quick Googling there are still several forks that maintain it as a separate component.
- ktRolster 9y agoMy understanding is it's in the same repository (for convenience), but is logically separate, so "forking" it mainly means copying the correct directory.
- notalaser 9y agoI don't know what they use, but there's always eudev, Gentoo's fork which works just fine, and offers pretty much everything that udev offers (except for the systemd dependency).
- JdeBP 9y agoThe headlined article explains that it is Debian 9, which does not have eudev, nor vdev (which is in Devuan), nor Suckless mdev.