D-Bus is the fd.o IPC framework, which just about all desktop software
is using nowadays. This, and its bindings (ITPs to follow), will be
required for GNOME 2.26, KDE4, and Xfce4 libraries.
D-Bus defines two separate buses, a system bus and a session bus. The
system bus is installable as a
On Jun 21 19:23, Yaakov S wrote:
> D-Bus is the fd.o IPC framework, which just about all desktop software
> is using nowadays. This, and its bindings (ITPs to follow), will be
> required for GNOME 2.26, KDE4, and Xfce4 libraries.
>
> D-Bus defines two separate buses, a system bus and a session
dbus-glib provides a GObject interface for D-Bus. It is a prerequisite
of the GNOME 2.26 libraries.
Please note that this requires the Ports version of glib2, which is
current (vs. the distro's) and has a new layout; all the GNOME 2.26
libraries will be updated simultaneously. So for testing
On Jun 23 23:56, Yaakov S wrote:
> dbus-glib provides a GObject interface for D-Bus. It is a prerequisite
> of the GNOME 2.26 libraries.
>
> Please note that this requires the Ports version of glib2, which is
> current (vs. the distro's) and has a new layout; all the GNOME 2.26
> libraries w
On 24/06/2009 03:11, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
if I understand you correctly, this isn't only a requirement for the
latest GNOME, it also won't work without the latest
... glib.
So I'd say, that's just one of the packages which constitute the
> GNOME update and you know how to do it. Just uplo
On Jun 24 15:39, Yaakov S wrote:
> On 24/06/2009 03:11, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>> if I understand you correctly, this isn't only a requirement for the
>> latest GNOME, it also won't work without the latest
>
> ... glib.
>
>> So I'd say, that's just one of the packages which constitute the
> > GNOM
