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D-Bus Tutorial

D-Bus

1.0 D-Bus

D-Bus is a mechanism for interprocess communication under Linux and other Unix-like systems. D-Bus has a layered architecture. At the lowest level is the D-Bus wire protocol described in the D-Bus Specification. The libdbus library is an implementation of the wire protocol.… Read more

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