It's not auto detect and enable. It's to enable per system. Like evil is
enabled on Windows.
Em quarta-feira, 7 de setembro de 2016, Jean Guyomarc'h <
jean.guyoma...@gmail.com> escreveu:
> > when the system is detected it will set some defaults, so if done
> > properly under the linux block it sh
> when the system is detected it will set some defaults, so if done
> properly under the linux block it shouldn't impact windows or mac.
Well, current defaults are: disable systemd. Whether it is detected or not.
IIRC, auto-enabling features when available are seen as a bad thing.
There are defaul
On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 8:35 AM, Jean Guyomarc'h
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I finally managed to run './configure' on OSX without having to
> provide fancy flags, and was pretty happy about this.
> Having to run './configure --disable-systemd' every time would not
> make me happy :'(
> The systemd stuff is a
I'm runnig a distro with systemd (debian stretch) but it's not detected
by efl and I don't get any warning, so I think it looks for something
more specific at configure time.
Bye
Massimo
Simon Lees ha scritto il 07/09/2016 alle 08:37:
> Hi All,
> I noticed today while configuring efl that we give
Hi,
I finally managed to run './configure' on OSX without having to
provide fancy flags, and was pretty happy about this.
Having to run './configure --disable-systemd' every time would not
make me happy :'(
The systemd stuff is a very system-specific feature, so I think it
should stay disabled by
How will this effect users of Windows, OSX and *BSD???
If it is changed will your changes affect building on non-Linux systems???
On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 7:37 AM, Simon Lees wrote:
> Hi All,
> I noticed today while configuring efl that we give a big warning if you
> are running a distro with sys
Hi All,
I noticed today while configuring efl that we give a big warning if you
are running a distro with systemd and you don't pass the
--enable-systemd flag. Given that now most major distro's are using
systemd it probably makes more sense to have --enable-systemd as the
default behavior to make
