> systemd-coredump is honestly incredibly useful. Any time an application randomly crashes in the background, you can easily pop it in a debugger to look throug

> systemd-coredump is honestly incredibly useful. Any time an application randomly crashes in the background, you can easily pop it in a debugger to look through the backtrace without having to re-run it. coredumps are of course incredibly useful, as they have been for decades. Couldn't live without them. Is systemd adding any value here other than making things more complex and brittle?