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Linux's DRM Panic "Screen of Death" Sees Patches For QR Code Error Messages
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Because getting it off your crashed computer's display and into text format, so it can be grepped or posted in a bug report, is a cumbersome task. (OCR tools are not ubiquitous, convenient, or reliable.) And an impossible task when half the crash dump scrolled off the screen.
It's optional.
That's how I felt when the BSoD screen was introduced, but with this new way of using it to reliably deliver more information than ever before, it's starting to look useful.
i love how this is like a sentence for sentence uptranslation of my comment. thank you for sharing :)