npub17zk46mps07fsynm4m0ne8lve4r39dvuufqrnleyh9ngmnpcm9kjsa2zwym (npub17zk…zwym) npub19lagad90ncl2ryqvgctg84wal4mus8wznx950a0trhw85lnflucquphm4g (npub19la…hm4g)
I've been basing OpenVPN 3 Linux on D-Bus, so such statements instantly hits a nerve 😉
Yes, D-Bus has challenges. And those challenges are also made even more challenging depending on the D-Bus library you use to integrate with. But it's also kinda a de-facto standard on Linux today.
So I wonder, if varlink can step up and become a D-Bus replacement ... how fast would that happen? And how quickly would Linux distributions pick up this?
I would love to make use of better alternatives. But I can't really start planning for it until it's becoming more widely used.
And that's kind a the crux of this ... when will we see this getting adopted into Linux distros?
🔗 David Sommerseth /
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2024-03-19 11:47:23
in reply to nevent1q…7md4
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npub1puft30cctn4uhy2gufu4ynaa7vfzqx3lj4hkg545usdggtv8e9psdew2fuPublished at
2024-03-19 11:47:23Event JSON
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