[2024-03-11T00:48:53Z] I line kiss

[2024-03-11T00:49:20Z] But is dead in this point

[2024-03-11T00:49:55Z] The commumity never grow up just keep small

[2024-03-11T00:50:23Z] The packages numbers are small in community

[2024-03-11T00:51:01Z] And the repo is all about issues that never have been closed

[2024-03-11T08:01:21Z] asimovsh: it's declining

[2024-03-11T08:01:31Z] 70% of the kiss users left (me)

[2024-03-11T09:36:50Z] anyone know what happened to dylan araps? is he fine?

[2024-03-11T09:37:46Z] riteo: dbus is standard but standard need not be good.

[2024-03-11T10:02:10Z] vbt: yes he is alive, just on hiatus

[2024-03-11T10:02:39Z] vbt: dbus is the only standard that was made at its time that solves the problem it was made for

[2024-03-11T10:02:44Z] which is why it's so widespread

[2024-03-11T10:03:06Z] but standards need to be well designed and dbus hmmmm idk I don't have much input about it, seems simple enough

[2024-03-11T11:30:58Z] Yo guys

[2024-03-11T11:31:22Z] Someone here ever find some way to connect bluetooth devices without dbus?

[2024-03-11T15:51:08Z] asimovsh: no

[2024-03-11T15:51:14Z] youre gonna use dbus wether you like it or not

[2024-03-11T15:51:20Z] its the direction of the post-modern linux desktop

[2024-03-11T15:57:35Z] <sad_plan> it kinda depends on what kind of device you use. some devices comes with a dongle, but also has BT. you can use dongle, but you can also just use BT. using the dongle, would not require dbus