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Not using dbus for its ipc is a feature of i3 for me. What it has works perfectly compared to every interaction I've ever had with dbus, which is always pain.
by stormbrew 11y ago
Not using dbus for its ipc is a feature of i3 for me. What it has works perfectly compared to every interaction I've ever had with dbus, which is always pain.
- digi_owl 11y agoYeah i can't help wonder if dbus is one contribution element to making bluetooth painful on Linux. This because the tray side client talks to the daemons over dbus to get anything done. And i have seen file transfer after file transfer get lost in dbus limbo. By this i mean that i initiate a transfer from pc to phone via the gui. Everything checks out on both ends, but no data gets transferred. So i hit abort, and try over, but now nothing happens at all. And no restarting of the relevant daemons or clients change a thing. Only by restarting dbus, and thus restarting my desktop along with it, will i be able to initiate a new file transfer (that may again get stuck in limbo).