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Asynchronous functions from the `glib` ecosystem can always be spawned on the `glib` main loop.
Typically, crates depending on `async-std` or `smol` work as well.
Let us take `ashpd` for example which allows sandboxed applications to interact with the desktop.
Per default it depends on `async-std`.
It can be configured to depend on `async-std`.
We can add it to our dependencies by running the following command.

```
cargo add ashpd --features gtk4
cargo add ashpd --no-default-features --features "gtk4 async-std"
```

You need to use a Linux desktop environment in order to run the following example locally.
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