Thank god. dbus has no business being in the kernel. In fact, Linus said that the problem was just that dbus was coded poorly, and that it could probably perfor

Thank god. dbus has no business being in the kernel. In fact, Linus said that the problem was just that dbus was coded poorly, and that it could probably perform well in userspace. But Greg wanted it in, and Linus trusts Greg... I mean, honestly. Go look at some of Linus's usenet postings circa 1990-2005. This is exactly the kind of thing that he said should never, EVER, go into the kernel.