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> I'm not sure what you mean by "disconnecting from dbus," dbus is a dependency of systemd itself, not just of the services that require it.
by chrisbolt 13y ago
> I'm not sure what you mean by "disconnecting from dbus,"
dbus is a dependency of systemd itself, not just of the services that require it.
- vidarh 13y agoWith kdbus (dbus in the kernel) on its way it is largely moot anyway. "Disconnecting from dbus" at that point will not be very meaningful.
- teacup50 13y agoMoot? Putting dbus in the kernel is demented. Creating a hard dependency between it and a monolithic set of interdependent systemd code is even more demented. It's like the Linux folks looked at Mac OS X and learned nothing. Hint: Mac OS X handles more that systemd does, and still does it in a way that maintains separation of concerns between service management, configuration management, logging, and IPC.