Hi there, I've been hacking the last few days on a Qt-based client library that wraps systemd's DBus interface. Code is hosted on KDE's Git server at [1]. I've just requested to promote this project from the scratch area to the playground area. When that happens, the remote will change to [2]. From that point, patches can also be sent in via the ReviewBoard instance at [3].
Currently, I'm working on getting the infrastructure into place. I'm approaching it like a bindings project, and try to generate most of the involved boiler-plate code automatically, so please don't wonder that most of the code is Python scripts running over incomplete C++ sources and JSON-encoded data files. The library itself uses only QtCore and QtDBus, but there are a few examples available for clients using the library which also use KDE frameworks (most prominently a proof-of-concept Plasma dataengine). The purpose of this mail is mainly to announce that an effort is going on in this direction. Unfortunately, I won't be able to reply to mails or push my commits starting from today evening (CEST) through next Saturday because of lack of connectivity. Greetings Stefan Majewsky P.S. Lennart, just in case you have trouble remembering my name: I was the one who talked to you about systemd integration in KDE at the island party on Tuesday. I would have liked to come to the BoF on Wednesday, but had an important appointment. [1] git://anongit.kde.org/scratch/majewsky/libqsystemd [2] git://anongit.kde.org/libqsystemd [3] http://reviewboard.kde.org _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel
