It Doesn't Look Like KDBUS Will Make It For Linux 4.1
While Linux 4.1 is bringing many new features and improvements, there's one addition that's noticeably absent.
To frequent Phoronix readers, the missing feature is, of course, KDBUS. KDBUS developers had been planning to land it in 2014 but that didn't pan out and now most likely they're looking at a H2'2015 arrival for this feature.
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