On 04/05/12 18:02, Greg KH wrote: > When was the last time dbus crashed on you?
Last time I used with bluez? I think about few months ago, I hadn't time to debug the issue and I tend not to use stuff I known broken. I know that's a chicken egg issue =| I'm not sure if connman hanging randomly is related to dbus or connman itself, again I hadn't had time to check what's exactly wrong. > And what would you consider "reliable" enough for "core services"? No dependency beside libc. > dbus > has proven itself over _many_ years to handle all of the issues that > something like this requires very well. It's a non-trivial thing to > implement and the authors of it have done a very good job, after > learning how to do it from other failed attempts at the same thing. Yet it crashes in some situations. My fault for not helping debugging them I guess. Again, I had something more interesting to do. > And what are you going to do when dbus moves into the kernel itself > (hint, it will be there soon)? Disabling it if I don't need it, as everybody in the world does disable the posix message queues? > How are you going to not use it then? I guess freebsd is still a supported platform for enlightenment and all the programs I use. lu -- Luca Barbato Gentoo/linux http://dev.gentoo.org/~lu_zero
