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 As an example integration, the [`docs/dbus`](dbus) folder contains a module for status bars written in Python.
 To run the example, you'll need Python 3.11 and the [`dbus-next`](https://pypi.org/project/dbus-next/) PyPI package.
-The integration uses the [`FerdiumClient`](dbus/ferdium_client.py) client library, which is an asynchronous wrapper over the D-Bus interface.
+The integration uses the [`ferdium-dbus-py`](https://github.com/victorbnl/ferdium-dbus-py) client library, which is an asynchronous wrapper over the D-Bus interface.
 It illustrates multiple advanced concepts, such as asynchronous communication with Ferdium via `asyncio` and polling the session D-Bus to see if Ferdium is running.
 The [`ferdium_bar.py`](dbus/ferdium_bar.py) implements a bar module to use with status bars such as waybar or polybar. See `ferdium_bar.py --help` and `ferdium_bar.py unread --help` for further indications on how to use it.
 ## Low-level API
-The low-level API exposed over D-Bus is documented in [`org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml](docs/org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml) with standard D-Bus introspection syntax.
+The low-level API exposed over D-Bus is documented in [`org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml`](dbus/org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml) with standard D-Bus introspection syntax.
 Ferdium will take ownership of the bus name `org.ferdium.Ferdium` and expose and object implementing the `org.ferdium.Ferdium` interface at the object path `/org/ferdium`.

diff --git a/docs/DBUS.md b/docs/DBUS.md index ffbd61f4b..42ddcfd5b 100644 --- a/docs/DBUS.md +++ b/docs/DBUS.md
@@ -8,13 +8,13 @@ This allows integrating Ferdium with your desktop environment by displaying the
8	As an example integration, the [`docs/dbus`](dbus) folder contains a module for status bars written in Python.	8	As an example integration, the [`docs/dbus`](dbus) folder contains a module for status bars written in Python.
9	To run the example, you'll need Python 3.11 and the [`dbus-next`](https://pypi.org/project/dbus-next/) PyPI package.	9	To run the example, you'll need Python 3.11 and the [`dbus-next`](https://pypi.org/project/dbus-next/) PyPI package.
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11	The integration uses the [`FerdiumClient`](dbus/ferdium_client.py) client library, which is an asynchronous wrapper over the D-Bus interface.	11	The integration uses the [`ferdium-dbus-py`](https://github.com/victorbnl/ferdium-dbus-py) client library, which is an asynchronous wrapper over the D-Bus interface.
12	It illustrates multiple advanced concepts, such as asynchronous communication with Ferdium via `asyncio` and polling the session D-Bus to see if Ferdium is running.	12	It illustrates multiple advanced concepts, such as asynchronous communication with Ferdium via `asyncio` and polling the session D-Bus to see if Ferdium is running.
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14	The [`ferdium_bar.py`](dbus/ferdium_bar.py) implements a bar module to use with status bars such as waybar or polybar. See `ferdium_bar.py --help` and `ferdium_bar.py unread --help` for further indications on how to use it.	14	The [`ferdium_bar.py`](dbus/ferdium_bar.py) implements a bar module to use with status bars such as waybar or polybar. See `ferdium_bar.py --help` and `ferdium_bar.py unread --help` for further indications on how to use it.
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16	## Low-level API	16	## Low-level API
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18	The low-level API exposed over D-Bus is documented in [`org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml](docs/org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml) with standard D-Bus introspection syntax.	18	The low-level API exposed over D-Bus is documented in [`org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml`](dbus/org.ferdium.Ferdium.xml) with standard D-Bus introspection syntax.
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20	Ferdium will take ownership of the bus name `org.ferdium.Ferdium` and expose and object implementing the `org.ferdium.Ferdium` interface at the object path `/org/ferdium`.	20	Ferdium will take ownership of the bus name `org.ferdium.Ferdium` and expose and object implementing the `org.ferdium.Ferdium` interface at the object path `/org/ferdium`.