Didier: ... >    I disliked dbus even before people spoke of systemd and I'm afraid > dbus becomes some day the way to force systemd on us. I'd like to drop > it right away, but my usual DE (xfce) uses it.
I don't know much about dbus, what is good/bad with dbus ? > Â Â Â But I'm modestly and slowly working to escape it: I'm writing a > little application to monitor hot-plug storage in a GUI, of course > without dbus, but also without libudev and/or gvfs. I'm almost done - > now trying to make sense out of a gtk2 tutorial. I also have a few ideas > to replace udev by a script, provided devtmpfs is enabled in the kernel. Since nowadays the kernel can provide devtmpfs, what is the role of udev et al apart from handling usb devices ? Regards, /Karl Hammar
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