The psutil dependency is used at exactly one location in the codebase.
The psutil library claims to be portable, however the broadcast feature
is not supported on Windows.
Since we support Linux as Tier-1 and Windows as Tier-2, let's remove the
dependency and use the always available system tooling for this.
As for the why remove dependencies that are not really used in gallia: Recently we had a dependency hell situation on a embedded platform; a C compiler toolchain with several special library version was required to build those dependencies via pip (this one uses C-extensions). In order to avoid this situation in the future dependencies without value are removed (see #582, #590).
The psutil dependency is used at exactly one location in the codebase. The psutil library claims to be portable, however the broadcast feature is not supported on Windows.
Since we support Linux as Tier-1 and Windows as Tier-2, let's remove the dependency and use the always available system tooling for this.
As for the why remove dependencies that are not really used in gallia: Recently we had a dependency hell situation on a embedded platform; a C compiler toolchain with several special library version was required to build those dependencies via pip (this one uses C-extensions). In order to avoid this situation in the future dependencies without value are removed (see #582, #590).