Package: libudev-compat-dev Source: libudev-compat Version: 3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1 Architecture: amd64 Origin: Genuen Maintainer: Aitor CZ Installed-Size: 1541 Depends: libudev1-compat (= 3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Conflicts: libeudev-dev Breaks: libudev-dev (<< 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Replaces: libudev-dev (>= 215), libudev-dev (<< 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Provides: libeudev-dev (= 3.2.14-4+genuen6u1), libudev-dev (= 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Multi-Arch: foreign Homepage: https://genuen.org Priority: important Section: libdevel Filename: pool/main/libu/libudev-compat/libudev-compat-dev_3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1_amd64.deb Size: 360144 SHA256: 8b6f729c65b599c343b47f2ea6b1e37c914f2598c6435f21fc62c280d4fa2359 SHA1: 1d98e746d594850f62e7be8ae781b4de94bfbef9 MD5sum: 702cb39d7fe805b200c98ffed4b125c3 Description: libudev-compat development files . libudev-compat is an ABI-compatible libudev that does not need udevd to be running. Package: libudev-compat-helpers Source: libudev-compat Version: 3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1 Architecture: amd64 Origin: Genuen Maintainer: Aitor CZ Installed-Size: 4588 Depends: libblkid1 (>= 2.25), libc6 (>= 2.34), libkmod2 (>= 15), libselinux1 (>= 3.1~), libudev1-compat (= 3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Conflicts: eudev Multi-Arch: same Homepage: https://genuen.org Priority: optional Section: admin Filename: pool/main/libu/libudev-compat/libudev-compat-helpers_3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1_amd64.deb Size: 930480 SHA256: 5db39effbde03beccf29ef7075d0a94551d679c9e9d35f10e71706f8976dbd18 SHA1: b3b4dc2f963f7e1bd9b5cc4db0834abb70a9b748 MD5sum: 4a1f134fd0b8ec9e6b31a79349bcb72f Description: binaries required by vdev only for backwards compatibility. Vdev is a portable userspace device-file manager for UNIX-like operating systems. It differs from existing device-file managers in that it provides an optional filesystem interface that implements a per-process view of /dev, thereby giving the host administrator the means to control device node access based on arbitrary criteria (such as process session ID, process seat assignment, etc.). . This package provides access to eudev device information. Package: libudev1-compat Source: libudev-compat Version: 3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1 Architecture: amd64 Origin: Genuen Maintainer: Aitor CZ Installed-Size: 713 Depends: libc6 (>= 2.34), libselinux1 (>= 3.1~) Conflicts: libeudev1 Breaks: libudev1 (<< 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Replaces: libudev1 (>= 215), libudev1 (<< 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Provides: libeudev1 (= 3.2.14-4+genuen6u1), libudev1 (= 1:3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1) Multi-Arch: same Homepage: https://genuen.org Priority: important Section: libs Filename: pool/main/libu/libudev-compat/libudev1-compat_3.2.15+really3.2.14-4+genuen6u1_amd64.deb Size: 278404 SHA256: b8ab70968435e4676ea84e95afb3e821e0b408254afb9e11ae3665333a0fb7f7 SHA1: 63fe12b59be86cdc407eea51153c58f5bb0b0523 MD5sum: 4b0ba8ec6f6520a108c7bf35164f94c3 Description: ABI-compatible libeudev isolated from udevd. Vdev is a portable userspace device-file manager for UNIX-like operating systems. It differs from existing device-file managers in that it provides an optional filesystem interface that implements a per-process view of /dev, thereby giving the host administrator the means to control device node access based on arbitrary criteria (such as process session ID, process seat assignment, etc.). . This package provides access to eudev device information. Package: vdev Version: 1.3.68-1+genuen6u1 Architecture: amd64 Origin: Gnuinos Maintainer: Aitor Cuadrado Zubizarreta Installed-Size: 7588 Pre-Depends: build-essential Depends: libblkid1 (>= 2.36.1~), libc6 (>= 2.34), libinput10 (>= 1.22.1~), libpstat1 (>= 0.3), libudev1-compat (>= 3.2.15-1~), debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0, runit-helper (>= 2.14.0~), libudev-compat-helpers (>= 3.2.15-1~), eventfs (>= 0.2-1~), util-linux, dmidecode, sed, grep, fuse3, dash, kmod, dmsetup, iproute2 Recommends: lvm2 Conflicts: eudev, hal, udev (<< 1:3.2.9) Breaks: libvdev1 (<< 1.3.67) Replaces: bash-completion (<< 1:2.1), udev (>= 215) Provides: udev (= 1:3.2.9+devuan4) Multi-Arch: foreign Homepage: http://judecnelson.blogspot.com Priority: optional Section: admin Filename: pool/main/v/vdev/vdev_1.3.68-1+genuen6u1_amd64.deb Size: 6022704 SHA256: 541b98a5e4ba403e5a836b2717672c3212cb6f8858d32accdea639212afc6786 SHA1: 11b929bcf820849b386b2d9ca90749f0a09fe388 MD5sum: c12983b3d7d682d8d5d16def8a7d359c Description: Portable userspace device-file manager. Vdev is a new type of device-file manager for *nix that offers per-process access controls to device nodes in a portable manner: it offers per-process access controls and is portable to most modern UNICES. . Vdev sticks to a principled design, whereby the filesystem itself is the API, the shell is the inter-service glue, and anything is allowed to be a device event source. In doing so, vdev offers a simple but powerful model presenting per-process views of the host's devices to different programs. . This package provides the runtime daemon for using vdev as /dev manager (the backend device listener), and the actions. Package: vdevfs Source: vdev Version: 1.3.68-1+genuen6u1 Architecture: amd64 Origin: Gnuinos Maintainer: Aitor Cuadrado Zubizarreta Installed-Size: 17 Depends: libfuse2 (>= 2.9.3-15+deb8u1), libfskit (>= 1.0.2), libpstat1 (>= 0.2-1) Recommends: libpstat-util (>= 0.2-1) Multi-Arch: foreign Homepage: http://judecnelson.blogspot.com Priority: optional Section: libs Filename: pool/main/v/vdev/vdevfs_1.3.68-1+genuen6u1_amd64.deb Size: 9400 SHA256: e3db9caf49f075e3f03455aebb5196a19aa1b172da9d247ff07e4ab0421dc569 SHA1: 03fde8033c43fcb7e972527f7880f96ac53cec2a MD5sum: 17d0cbcd7bc98d9844fa849ebd8e55e4 Description: Frontend filesystem and access control. Since POSIX permission bits are insufficient for per-process access control, vdevfs defines its own notion of an ACL. Now, it's not enough to simply hide devices from some processes and not others; vdevfs must be able to equivocate about what it knows about devices-namely, the device's permission bits, owner, and group. . For example, programs in a user's login session should see the device nodes that correspond to a user's seat's input devices and video card as owned by and accessible to the user, for the duration of the session.