> > In GNOME, terminals are not children of the window manager, or even of > the session manager. When you ask for a terminal, GNOME sends a letter > to dbus, asking dbus to please make a terminal. Your gnome-terminal > is a child of dbus, and inherits its environment from dbus. > > You do not get full control over dbus. You can't tell it to set its > umask to 002, or to set one particular locale variable differently from > the rest, and so on. There's just a limited set of things you're allowed > to tell it to do, and good luck finding the documentation for those. >
so in my terminal, I can see the parental relationship is, init -> systemd --user -> gnome-terminal-server -> bash where init is /usr/lib/systemd how do these three processes fit into your dbus description?
