D-Bus
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What is D-Bus?
D-Bus is a message bus system, a single instance of which runs as a system daemon and enables communication among multiple processes running on the same machine. D-Bus provides both system-wide and per-user communication channels. It's commonly used for inter-process communication (IPC), allowing applications to interact with each other and the operating system in a structured way.
What other technologies are related to D-Bus?
D-Bus Competitor Technologies
D-Bus Complementary Technologies
Yocto
Yocto can be used to build embedded Linux distributions that utilize D-Bus for inter-process communication.
Linux
D-Bus is commonly used as an inter-process communication mechanism in Linux systems.
C++
D-Bus libraries are often used within C++ applications to facilitate inter-process communication.
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Which job functions commonly mention D-Bus?
Firmware Engineer
12 Firmware Engineer jobs mention D-Bus
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Embedded Engineer
19 Embedded Engineer jobs mention D-Bus
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Platform Engineer
7 Platform Engineer jobs mention D-Bus
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Software Engineer
159 Software Engineer jobs mention D-Bus
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Engineer
209 Engineer jobs mention D-Bus
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