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D-Bus 1.12 Is Being Worked On As The Next IPC Bus Update

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 21 October 2017 at 05:54 AM EDT. 1 Comment

As D-Bus Broker from the BUS1 project continues to mature as delivering faster performance and more reliability than D-Bus itself, D-Bus itself isn't letting up.

D-Bus 1.12 will be the project's next stable release and is currently undergoing testing via the 1.11 development branch.

D-Bus 1.12 will feature a number of build changes, several new APIs have been added, and several other low-level changes.

For developers curious about what's coming for D-Bus 1.12, a draft of the work-in-progress release notes was added to D-Bus Git this week.

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