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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by Random KDE User on Thursday 23/Sep/2004, @23:51

As far as I know, OMG is developing complete new C++ bindings for CORBA. Maybe they will get them "right" this time. That would be pretty useful since CORBA is still the only universally usable distribution middleware around, at least in my opinion.

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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by Rayiner Hashem on Friday 24/Sep/2004, @10:51

If OMG wants to fix CORBA, they should start by going to Konqueror, selecting the current standard, and hitting "Shred." It is that broken.

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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by Henrique Pinto on Friday 24/Sep/2004, @10:58

"Shred" was removed from Konqueror.

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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by ac on Friday 24/Sep/2004, @12:56

And maybe they should stop using a stupid name like "Oh My God". It's really immature and childish.

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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by Richard Dale on Saturday 25/Sep/2004, @11:48

Did you miss out the smiley, or don't you know that it stands for 'Object Management Group'. Still with the CORBA design they ended up with, it might be a better acronym after all :)

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Re: D-BUS replaces Bonobo?
by ac on Saturday 25/Sep/2004, @15:46

A joke, of course. :)

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