Halsectomy
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| || GNOME power management || g-p-m uses Device``Kit-power now, but backlight handling still require hal when the backlight is not a xrandr device. All the X drivers need to support XBACKLIGHT before we can turn it off completely. Intel do, nouveau sortof does, so we could disable HAL in g-p-m using a #ifdef if we're sure the drivers support backlight ||<#FFFFCC> 80% || Richard Hughes ||<#FFFFCC> 80% || | || GNOME power management || g-p-m uses Device``Kit-power now, but backlight handling still require hal when the backlight is not a xrandr device. All the X drivers need to support XBACKLIGHT before we can turn it off completely. Intel do, nouveau sortof does, so we could disable HAL in g-p-m using a #ifdef if we're sure the drivers support backlight ||<#FFFFCC> [[http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=593933|80%]] || Richard Hughes ||<#FFFFCC> 80% || |
Summary
Hal is in the process of being deprecated, since it has become a large monolithic unmaintainable mess, and also duplicates a lot of functionality which are nowadays provided by udev and the kernel itself. Please see David Zeuthen's and Kay Siever's summaries of plans.
Migration in Karmic
Functionality |
Comment |
Upstream Status |
Who |
Karmic Status |
Device ACLs |
moved to udev-extras |
DONE |
Kay Sievers |
DONE |
Fn/Multimedia key handling |
moved to udev-extras |
DONE |
Martin Pitt |
DONE |
libgphoto2 camera handling |
needs tagging as libgphoto device (patch sent and committed); (discussion); udev-extras auto-acl management fixed as well; libgphoto2_port/disk/disk.c falls back to /etc/mtab reading without hal, which is functionally equivalent |
DONE |
Martin Pitt |
DONE |
hal-cups-utils printer detection |
needs migration to libudev (discussion started); WIP in git tree; Code base is there, successfully tested that it works with HPLIP, scales with high numbers of USB printers (plugged 10 at the same time), ...; Packaged for Ubuntu with the source package system-config-printer, as binary package system-config-printer-udev; Closed/Moved all hal-cups-admin bug reports |
DONE |
Tim Waugh, Till Kamppeter |
DONE |
NM device detection |
NM uses gudev now; needs upstream release/packaging |
DONE |
Dan Williams |
DONE |
Pulseaudio |
migrated to libudev in 0.9.16test1 |
DONE |
Lennart Poettering |
DONE |
GNOME storage handling |
gvfs uses DeviceKit-disks now, but still builds hal volume monitor; gvfs backends were ported to libudev (cdda, gphoto, obexftp); applied in 1.3.4 |
DONE |
Martin Pitt |
DONE |
checkbox |
convert to udevadm info --export-db and grep -r . /sys/class/dmi/id/ Bug report |
DONE |
Abel Deuring |
DONE |
identify media players and capabilities |
discussion; script written, converted data available, call for comments; started fd.o project |
DONE |
Martin Pitt, Christophe Fergeau |
DONE |
Rhythmbox music player detection |
Rhythmbox uses gudev now. Karmic package needs upgrade to 0.12.4 version |
DONE |
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DONE |
GNOME power management |
g-p-m uses DeviceKit-power now, but backlight handling still require hal when the backlight is not a xrandr device. All the X drivers need to support XBACKLIGHT before we can turn it off completely. Intel do, nouveau sortof does, so we could disable HAL in g-p-m using a #ifdef if we're sure the drivers support backlight |
Richard Hughes |
80% |
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gnome-bluetooth |
DONE |
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TODO |
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GDM |
TODO |
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TODO |
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Banshee music player detection |
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TODO |
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TODO |
Amarok music player detection |
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TODO |
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TODO |
pm-utils suspend quirks |
transition hal-info rules to easy format, integrate into pm-utils itself |
TODO |
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TODO |
X.org input device detection |
needs migration to libudev. Bug report |
TODO |
Peter Hutterer |
TODO |
Evolution |
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TODO |
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TODO |
Evolution-plugins |
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TODO |
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TODO |
Gimp |
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TODO |
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gnome-pilot |
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TODO |
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TODO |
Halsectomy (last edited 2013-05-10 17:41:38 by rrcs-67-78-168-186)