• [^] # Re: Tros gros mais ça passe, on est vendredi

    Posté par . En réponse au journal Comment mon expérience Linux est en train de tourner au fiasco. Évalué à -3. Dernière modification le 11 août 2015 à 19:58.

    Et si tu lisais le premier lien ? Et les liens dans ce premier lien ?

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    Logind is a tiny daemon that keeps track of seats and sessions on your machine.

    In principle it's very simple, every login (including autologin) goes via PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) modules; a special PAM module signals to a central daemon that a new session is started and tell it when it stops.

    This blog series has the most detail on session tracking and why logind solves problems better.

    We need knowledge of all active sessions from within Plasma to be able to offer session switching inside the UI and to warn the user if they attempt to shutdown whilst other sessions are still active.

    This class kdisplaymanager in plasma-workspace shows our abstraction layer growing since 2004; it currently has Logind support but as we have been adding to a constantly broken abstraction layer it's used very badly. It has tracking code for over 5 different systems (KDM, old GDM, new GDM (which is now old), consolekit, org.freedesktop.DisplayManager, and now logind) and is probably one of the ugliest pieces of code in Plasma.

    Mais râler sans comprendre de quoi on parle, tout en cliquant sur "inutile" pour enfoncer le clou, c'est tellement plus "in" ! ;-)

    "Quand certains râlent contre systemd, d'autres s'attaquent aux vrais problèmes." (merci Sinma !)