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Such menu items are added to the boot menu, exactly as if they were placed in the ESP next to systemd-boot itself.
What's this good for? So that in VM environments the VMM can insert additional recovery or diagnostic boot menu items, that are then combined with those items already on the disk.
This is in particular useful when thinking about network booting: a boot menu entry defined that way could use the uki-url stanza to reference a UKI on some network server.
@cas if you warm up an aquarium you get a (bad) fish soup. But if you cool down a fish soup you don't get an aquarium. You get cold fish soup.
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GNOME: goes out of its way to pay for accessibility work that no company wants to pay for, regardless all the billions they make
The Register:
> As we have said before, we suspect this disconnect between younger, keener developers who don't know or care about late 20th century user interface standards or accessibility concerns, but who strongly want to junk what they perceive as legacy baggage, are behind the moves to deprecate and remove X11 â which is very much still going ahead.