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Please does Proot support dbus-broker

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Dear elite Proot developers,
I would like to know, if Proot support dbus-broker.
How can i try to run dbus-broker to speed up interprocess communication?
I have installed Ubuntu 23.04 and I have installed dbus-broker package.
It is not possible to start dbus-broker by typing command
dservice start dbus-broker
System can not find this service.
Systemctl is not usable in userspace mode.
dbus-broker-launch --scope=user
produce The following error message.
No listener socket inherited
Please, is it possible to write special config files so dbus-broker could run by using Proot and Termux?
Or this bug message means, that my version of Android kernel do not support programmers technique which dbus-broker uses?
Or it is impossible to use dbus-broker in user mode at all?
Thank you very much for your help.

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Start by reproducing the reported Ubuntu 23.04 setup under Proot and Termux, checking dservice start dbus-broker, systemctl, and dbus-broker-launch --scope=user. Determine whether dbus-broker can run in this environment and document the required configuration or the limitation; no source files or tests are identified in the issue.

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Tech stack
linux, ubuntu
Domain
operating-systems
Issue type
Feature
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5/5
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Over a week
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Needs clarification
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