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systemd 255 Released With A "Blue Screen of Death" For Linux Systems
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Mauve Screen of Suffering
Lilac of Log Level 1
I’m giving you bonus points for the alliteration.
The thought of someone's Linux install failing catastrophically, displaying a "MSoS", then the user switching back to the is MS OS because of it is funny to me.
Tosca Screen of Wailing
Crimson Screen of Grief
That almost sounds soothing.