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Probably when the new Xorg hits Stable.
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probably when all applications are ported.
i don't get it why do you think that's only xorg out there.
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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Probably when the new Xorg hits Stable.
Which is to say?..
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Skripka wrote:Probably when the new Xorg hits Stable.
Which is to say?..
There is no absolute date when it will hit stable, it will come when it comes.
More info: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2010/01/new-c … order.html
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Please devs, fix it as you can cause by it's parent maintainers (aka Cananical) it'll be completely broken.
/me wants you to detele this account... please delete it.
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Skripka wrote:Probably when the new Xorg hits Stable.
Which is to say?..
I think Xorg 1.8 is the release that will drop HAL support.
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Seeing as how Xorg 1.7.4 was released on 8 January 2010, I wonder if it won't be a while...
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what does this mean for doing system upgrades? will it be simply a matter of upgrading as usual and then removing hal? will all the various hal configurations, files, etc. be removed automatically?
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Please devs, fix it as you can cause by it's parent maintainers (aka Cananical) it'll be completely broken.
/me tries to make sense of this, but fails horribly.
And for those that want it as fast as posible: use testing, report bugs, contribute to the upstream development and testing.
Evil #archlinux@libera.chat channel op and general support dude.
. files on github, Screenshots, Random pics and the rest
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anti-destin - as usual, keep a close eye on Arch news and pacman post-install messages. They will tell you what user intervention is required, if any.
And as Mr.Elendig says, all of this will go to testing first, so you have an opportunity to test and provide feedback before it's released to the extra repo.
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Llama wrote:Skripka wrote:Probably when the new Xorg hits Stable.
Which is to say?..
There is no absolute date when it will hit stable, it will come when it comes.
More info: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2010/01/new-c … order.html
As the Opera devs like to say "WIR"
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Xorg is not the only project still relying on hal. As was mentioned, _everything_ must be ported over to use udev or the kernel, depending on what aspect is being used, in order for HAL to become completely obsolete.
:)
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FYI, Ubuntu 10.4 Alpha 2 has apparently dropped HAL. http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/alp … %20removal
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Seeing as how Xorg 1.7.4 was released on 8 January 2010, I wonder if it won't be a while...
1.7.4 is a bugfix release, not a 'real' release.
Xserver 1.7 was released in October.
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Just waiting for developpers to have a fully working hal replacement in udev. Let them take the time they need. And ubuntu 10.04 is only in alpha2 stage... So
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does anyone know of any regressions when using pulseaudio with udev compared to using it with the hal backend?
i use a self-built pulseaudio with udev and it works fine for me… (and pulse was the last bit in my system i needed hal for )
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