DBus
What is DBus?
D-Bus is a message bus system, a single instance of which is typically shared by all applications running on a desktop. It provides a way for applications to talk to one another, and also for the desktop environment to talk to applications, in a structured, brokered way. It is commonly used for inter-process communication (IPC) in Linux-based operating systems, allowing different applications to communicate and coordinate with each other. D-Bus is frequently used for system services, hardware interaction, and user session management.
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