On Mon, 2013-11-11 at 23:54 +0100, Michael Biebl wrote: > The XFCE/lightdm maintainers need to decide if they want to use > systemd-logind or stick with the obsolete CK. > If the former, they'll need to do the switch to logind in a coordinated > way, updating all affected components in the right order.
Except it doesn't really work that way. I (as lightdm maintainer) don't exactly want to push any user towards one solution or another (and this is why I'm actually pretty (m/s)ad. All this circus since the early days of hal and the multiple rewrites… Right now, switching to logind means breaking the setup of pretty much everyone, I feel. It's especially true of Xfce users, but not only. And it also a decision which obviously depend on what Debian as a whole (or the tech-ctte or whatever) wants the init system to be. I'm pretty tired of all this. I don't have an opinion, I'd just like stuff to just work. And I have the feeling I'm not the only one. -- Yves-Alexis
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