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And it's own database which is mentioned in http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.sysutils.systemd.devel/6922/focus=6950 http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.sysutil

• metafex 12y ago
  And it supports QR-codes for kernel panics!
  • angersock 12y ago
    oh ffs
    • justizin 12y ago
      QR codes for kernel panics is actually brilliant, because it encodes the data which would otherwise just be serialized to screen in a manner that makes it portable.
      • MertsA 12y ago
        That actually might be nice but don't get your hopes up, systemd isn't actually part of the linux kernel as some conspiracy nuts would have you believe. The systemd project can't possibly just add random stuff to kernel panics, all of that code is in the kernel, not userspace. I think a little while ago there actually was some work done on making kernel panics display a QR code but I doubt it'll ever be merged in if it's even done.
        • justizin 12y ago
          I think you're right, but if that's so, then apparently all of the features the OP claims to be bloat in systemd are questionably in systemd at all, and the entire discussion is moot.
  • rasz_pl 12y ago
    Im pretty sure Poettering is working hard on Kinect integration as we speak.