Hello,

I have just completed the conversion of the entire book to systemd.

The changes are:

1)  The udev-extras and ConsoleKit pages have been deleted.

2)  Everything that required udev-extras as an xref has been changed to
systemd.

3)  Everything that required consolekit as an xref has been changed to
systemd.

4)  The configure lines that disabled systemd have been removed.

5)  The sections that used the bootscripts package have been replaced by
systemd-uints package.

6)  On the bootscripts page a new section has been added to reference the
systemd-units package.

7)  A new systemd page has been created.

That has completed the integration of Armin's notes.

On the GNOME front, I beleive that I have now got all the pages up that I
am going to be putting up.

I have updated all of the download urls to point to the latest stable
releases.

I have updated the md5checksums and download sizes.  I will be double
checking them to make sure they are correct.

I still need to update the SBU'S as I have yet to build the new book version.

There are a few new pages that I will have to update the installed files
and the appropriate notes on them, as they are incorrect, having been
copied from existing files.

I still need to double check the chain dependencies on a few of the pages,
as at the time of creating the list I was taking all of them from the
configure.ac file, not being aware that this was not the way to do it,
until Armin kindly pointed it out to me.

There is also most likely going to be more changes to the configure lines
as the gnome developers have specified certain switches to use, and I know
that the switches do actually work, as I have used the same ones to build
my working gnome.

The final thing that I am needing to do for ease of installation for the
end-user is to create a seperate build order page.

The reason for this is not everything is contained within the gnome
section and the developers suggest a specific order to things.  Most
likely the dependency order.

Well I guess that covers everything that I can think of for now.

Regards,

Christopher.

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