On 5/26/07, James Richard Tyrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pierre Ducroquet wrote: > On Saturday 26 May 2007 12:29:19 James Richard Tyrer wrote: >> [snip snip] >> I must admit that I don't know what DBus is, or what it is supposed to >> do although I thought that it was for interprocess communication. All I >> know is that it doesn't work with KDE (last time I tried it). > Are you really a KDE developer ?
i dont like dbus at all. i always found it very hard to work with. i would rather use an http like client-server based system for synchronization among processes. same goes for hal. besides it depends in glib thats bad enough.
Why ask such a question? Why not just check: http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kde-common/accounts?revision=668058&view=markup I am not a major developer. I mostly do icons and fix bugs. > DBus is going to replace DCOP in KDE4... Yes, and I hope that the core developers get it to work. The first efforts in the 3.5 branch were not ready for prime time when released.
i never liked rpc like protocols at all... i would rather use http. even for local services. i think they will get it to work... next year.
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