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description : 
   Minimal seat management daemon and universal library
homepage : 
   https://sr.ht/~kennylevinsen/seatd
maintainer : 
   contact@hacktivis.me
   proxy-maint@gentoo.org
   arthurzam@gentoo.org
license : 
   MIT
eapi : 
   8
slot : 
   0
subslot : 
   1

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iuse : 
   builtin
   elogind
   selinux
   server
   systemd
required_use : 
   one[one] 
      elogind
      systemd
keywords : 
   unstable(alpha)
   stable(amd64)
   stable(arm)
   stable(arm64)
   unstable(loong)
   unstable(ppc)
   stable(ppc64)
   unstable(riscv)
   unstable(sparc)
   stable(x86)
properties : 
   [not set]
eclasses : 
   toolchain-funcs
   flag-o-matic
   multiprocessing
   ninja-utils
   eapi9-pipestatus
   python-utils-r1
   sysroot
   rust-toolchain
   meson
   systemd
defined_phases : 
   compile
   configure
   install
   prepare
   test
installed : 
   [not set]

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src_uri : 
   seatd-0.9.3.tar.gz

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bdepend : 
   >=app-text/scdoc-1.9.7
   >=dev-build/meson-1.2.3
   app-alternatives/ninja
   dev-build/meson-format-array
   virtual/pkgconfig

depend : 
   use elogind
      sys-auth/elogind
   use systemd
      sys-apps/systemd:=

idepend : 
   [not set]

rdepend : 
   use elogind
      sys-auth/elogind
   use systemd
      sys-apps/systemd:=
   use server
      acct-group/seat
   use selinux
      sec-policy/selinux-seatd

pdepend : 
   [not set]