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Re: D-BUS enabled GConf available: msg#00008freedesktop.dbus
Hi Mikael, On Fri, 2003-12-05 at 23:27, Mikael Hallendal wrote: > * The CORBA-version has always had a problem with not dying together > with the session (still doesn't) which means you have problems if you > login from several locations (for example in a thin client setup). Well; the odd thing is - we have a client using umpteen thin clients in anger; they have a 'blade' setup, whereby eg. they run evolution on 1 blade, galeon on another, nautilus on another - and (I assume) this rather relies on GConf's network transparency in order to keep settings coherent.[1] So - I guess, my question is - will D/BUS give us network transparency / X-protocol piggybacking anytime soon ? and/or will they just get screwed ? Regards, Michael. [1] - whether this is actually a good model is debatable; but clearly there are some nice 'shrink the working set' properties here.
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