Randy McMurchy wrote:
Chris Staub wrote these words on 01/05/06 00:57 CST:

It's the process of dropping hotplug and replacing it entirely with udev, since hotplug is old and unmaintained - the idea is it provides essentially the same functionality, but 1 fewer package to worry about.

What exactly is upstream's take on this? Not the fact that folks
are patching stuff, but the fact that it needs updating. Are the
Udev folks not active in maintaining?

I suppose I just don't understand why folks need to do this on their
own, and there's not some upstream activity to get this stuff right.


Um, no, it's the hotplug folks that aren't updating (or, more accurately, hotplug devs no longer seem to exist). The udev devs are still actively maintaining and updating udev.
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