30 Apr
2018
30 Apr
'18
12:18 p.m.
On Monday 30 April 2018 07:36:14 deloptes wrote:
William Morder wrote:
I will stand in defense of dbus. It and its predecessors have helped to
automate my email handling to a minimum amount of work for me. With its
help, an incoming msg, being written to /var/mail/$usr by procmail, is
available for me to take action in kmail appriximately .25 seconds after
procmail has closed the file. Losing dbus would multiply the needed
mouse clicks by 2 or more, and add me as a variable delay to its
visibility in kmail.
On the Devuan pages, there is a sort of sub-group
who want to stop
using dbus. Just like they want to get rid of systemd, so they also
don't like dbus.
I don't know anything more about it, but perhaps you could look into
this?
So there are some extremists :) Is it turning into Debian-Amish
community :D
without dbus, also bluetooth won't work ... and many other things
regards
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