Hi Soren, excuse me , I lagged behind your work for some weeks.
Has you successfully done a PPA?
I would like to help, too.
sincerely, Mat.
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UPDATE: If you have checked out the branch please update. A important file was inadvertently left out.
I'm working on a PPA to make it easier for people to try it out but I've never done any packaging so it might take awhile for me to get it set up.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 7:50 PM, Bob Jamison<ishmalius@...400...> wrote:
On 7/14/2009 9:34 PM, Ted Gould wrote: I was bouncing my poor ideas off of Peter (a forgiving soul, to be sure), and my thought on the subject would be to have a launcher app that would:
- Sense if a Dbus framework is already running
- If not, start a user-level dbus daemon
- Run Inkscape, use your scripting and extensions
- When closing Inkscape, if you started your own daemon, close it, too.
bob (ishmal)
This could be done but I don't know how often it would be used. Most systems with DBus installed (i.e. any modern Gnome) will have a session daemon running for each session. It could be useful for people who install DBus just to try out this API, though, and I'd certainly want to support those users, so I'll check it out.
Also I'll have to make sure that a user level DBus daemon could provide the default session bus. Otherwise users would have to look for the interface on two separate buses (The session bus, or our own private bus if that's not running.)
On Tue, 2009-07-14 at 21:05 -0500, Bob Jamison wrote:
Can someone point me to the discussion about Dbus running on non-Unix boxes? This is not a "downstream" thing, of course, but must be addressed at the top level.
I'm not sure of authoritative documentation on this. But I know that the KDE folks are trying to get the environment running on win32. I believe these are their instructions for getting it built:
http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/KDE4/Windows/Building_DBus
It seems that there is a DBus win32 project.
--TedThere is a separate branch of the DBus project called winDBus, eventually it plans to merge back into the main project and make DBus multi-platform.
There are some independent efforts as well and some projects (http://www.slurdge.org/deluge-on-windows) already use DBus on windows.
I looked at the windows version of DBus when I researched my proposal for this project. My impression was that it wasn't quite stable but that it was being actively worked on.
My plan was to have it be Unix only at first and add windows support when windows DBus has been hammered out a bit more. It may always take a little effort to get DBus running on Windows, so I doubt that this API will ever be the default on that platform, but it should work in native Windows eventually.
The link Ted gave suggests that DBus on windows might be possible now for people running a msvc or minGW environment.
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