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cpoakes
The scanbd package (scan button daemon) is dependent on libystemd0 (in stretch, not jessie). A quick glance at the sources show the package has a configure option to ignore/avoid systemd. The button on my multi-document scanner simpifies scanning large batches compared bouncing between the scanner and computer UI.
Related Questions: If not prioritized by the dev team and I get around to building a package: 1) Is there a how to?, and 2) What is the appropriate way to submit it for inclusion in antiX nosystemd repos?
anticapitalista
I’ll see what I can do – give me some time
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cpoakes
Appreciated, no rush.
anticapitalista
I added a nosystemd package to the repos. Can you test and see if it works.
Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
antiX with runit - leaner and meaner.
cpoakes
Away from home now. Will test at end of November.
cpoakes
Working correctly: installing the package does not require systemd; daemon grabs scanner button messages (with correct configuration). Thanks.
jdmeaux1952
Another satisfied customer, anti. Great job.
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