Fact, Big Foot exists. It is all over the Internet as well.
More seriously, how do you explain that Linus Tovalds "[doesn't] personally
mind systemd, and in fact [his] main desktop and laptop both run it" if
systemd's developers "were trying to hardwire the kernel to require systemd"
(the i
It is Leafpad. Mousepad is Xfce's text editor. Xfce's logo is a nice mouse
(not an evil one like Mickey who refuses to enter the public domain).
Magic Banana, you can say that again.
Sure: "The actual init system does not matter to GNOME or to the future MATE.
systemd is an umbrella project that is more than an init system.
systemd-logind is a component that manages user logins and seats and works
with any init system."
According
As for Magic's issue with ConsoleKit, I'm sure it can be resolved in a future
MATE release if its important.
It is really important since ConsoleKit is not maintained anymore. And it
turns out systemd-logind should be used in the next version (1.12):
http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/systemd-log
I heard that from a GNOME developer at a conference. I do not remember the
details. I guess it has to do with things like closing the lid of your laptop
(what suspends it by default) while the system is shutting down. If you have
ever tried that with Trisquel (which currently uses ConsoleKit)
Isn't that great?
It isn't. It means MATE still uses the unmaintained ConsoleKit framework that
GNOME recently ditched in favor of logind, thereby solving several
longstanding energy management issues.
