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> But Linux itself doesn't need udev. Would it really work? I think you'd have to rewrite some parts of the kernel, but I may be wrong now, in the past or the
by e7620 12y ago
> But Linux itself doesn't need udev.
Would it really work? I think you'd have to rewrite some parts of the kernel, but I may be wrong now, in the past or the future.
Anyways, we're arguing semantics here, it'd be better for all to separate udev from systemd. It's like Windows installers usually bundling the program with some crap, and I know most people don't appreciate that.