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poelzi / ulatencyd

daemon to minimize latency on a linux system using cgroups
GNU General Public License v3.0
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systemd-loginctl support #43

Open lucke321 opened 12 years ago

lucke321 commented 12 years ago

Most distros (Ubuntu seems to want to stick to upstart) are replacing consolekit with systemd-loginctl. consolekit's page says that it isn't actively maintained anymore and the focus has moved to systemd-loginctl. Arch has moved to systemd and removed consolekit from its repos, I presume this is why ulatencyd stopped recognizing active processes on my system (even with consolekit still installed and running, it stopped registering consolekit sessions)..

poelzi commented 11 years ago

i'm working on this one now

cicku commented 10 years ago

Ubuntu has no option on choosing systemd and sysv.

lucke321 commented 10 years ago

http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1316 seems to say that Ubuntu will follow Debian and move to systemd, and will support logind even without systemd. However much I like ulatencyd, I stopped using it, because in Arch I had to build kdebase-workspace-consolekit after every KDE update to have it recognize my active processes. poelzi, gajdusek: logind support seems crucial if ulatencyd is to work to its fullest in all major distros.

(I am glad to see that gajdusek resumed hacking on this project.)