Re: Re: When I upgrade to dbus-broker should I expect anything to break?

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> The only thing I wonder about is that dbus-broker-units replaced
>
> /usr/lib/systemd{system,user}/dbus.service with the corresponding
> dbus-broker.service, why was /usr/lib/systemd{system,user}/dbus.socket
> left as being owned by dbus?

it's the same unit file for both services, and the dbus package is
more like dbus-lib now (ships the daemon too, but nothing to start
it).

maybe in the future there would be dbus-common and/or dbus-lib


-- 
damjan



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