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11 D-Bus is a simple system for interprocess communication and coordination.
13 The "and coordination" part is important; D-Bus provides a bus daemon that does things like:
21 See also the file HACKING for notes of interest to developers working on D-Bus.
23 If you're considering D-Bus for use in a project, you should be aware
24 that D-Bus was designed for a couple of specific use cases, a "system
26 in the D-Bus specification and FAQ available on the web site.
28 If your use-case isn't one of these, D-Bus may still be useful, but
29 only by accident; so you should evaluate carefully whether D-Bus makes
35 A core concept of the D-Bus implementation is that "libdbus" is
39 separate projects from the main D-Bus package. The main D-Bus package
50 D-Bus uses the common "Linux kernel" versioning system, where
86 Now that D-Bus has reached version 1.0, the objective is that all
103 The above policy is intended to make D-Bus as API-stable as other
106 the D-Bus mailing list.
140 main D-Bus package, and have their own release cycles, levels of
144 Bootstrapping D-Bus on new platforms
147 A full build of D-Bus, with all regression tests enabled and run, has some
148 dependencies which themselves depend on D-Bus, either for compilation or
152 To avoid circular dependencies, when bootstrapping D-Bus for the first time
156 * build and install D-Bus without tests