Use DCOP to Control Applications
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It's not a bad video. It's helpful, BUT... after you said what its purpose was... you should have given an example of what it does, then go over all the other things like functions, session info, etc.
softwareScout 2 years ago
thanks für this info! K only tools are waste.
axel1973w 2 years ago
first I thought with this tool it's possible to interact with any process. but no, this is a KDE-only thing :(
DCOP will be replaced by D-Bus sometime.
schmiditwo 2 years ago 2