👉 It's a part of Python library called "dbus" which manages communication between Python objects and services running on Python objects. It provides API for creating, retrieving, modifying, and deleting objects in the same way you would with other languages like C/C++ or Java, but without having to write complex classes yourself. For example: - A plugin command is a piece of code that needs to be run by an app, not directly from the Python interpreter. In short: it's a library for interacting with Python objects using C++.
