How systemd v255 will bring the dreaded Windows BSOD to GNU/Linux: A deep dive into the source code
From version 255 of systemd, there is a new command; `systemd-bsod`. Yes! The famous "blue screen of death" is now on Linux! Are we going to crash more? Why do we need windows's infamous crash mascot? After a short intro, I'll dig into the systemd's source code to find out what exactly this command is going to do and we will find new opportunities to learn about GNU/Linux and programming in general.
00:00 - Blue Screen of Death / BOSD
03:06 - systemd v255
05:45 - study the source code of systemd
19:30 - BSOD on Linux sample page
22:10 - search the commit with LazyGit
Important comment from @charetjc :
Interesting video. I'm a bit confused why you interpret `_UID=0` as init process instead of as any process run by user=root. I would expect `_PID=1` to be the init process.