[Twisted-Python] Twisted apps + zeroconf, anyone?

[Phil Mayers]

>
>There is only supposed to be one process on a system taking care of zeroconf
>publications.  This means that it is more likely that you will want your app
>to talk to some existing zeroconf software.  For example, on Linux, avahi.

Indeed.

For those situations where glib2reactor really won't work, you could 
write a simple, blocking non-threaded python helper process, and talk to 
it via a Twisted ProcessProtocol

This would be a very handy utility to have in TwistedCore