improve udev rules to grant active users access #1
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Tag the device with "uaccess". On somewhat recent systems systemd-uaccess will detect this and automatically grant active users access to the tty device. Rename the udev file to 70-* because systemd's uacess-logic is done at 73-* and the tag has to be set before that to be effective.
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Tag the device with "uaccess". On somewhat recent systems systemd-uaccess will
detect this and automatically grant active users access to the tty device.
Rename the udev file to 70-* because systemd's uacess-logic is done at 73-* and the
tag has to be set before that to be effective.