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 * Fedora: post FPC ticket to move add %tmpfiles_create to the packaging guidelines
 
-Preparation for 209:
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-* Review new libraries
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-* libsystemd-journal returns the object created as first param in sd_journal_new(), sd_bus_new() and suchlike as last...
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 Features:
 
+* nspawn: name normal veth ifaces on the host "ve-*", and those
+  already added to a bridge "vb-*". That way we can later on install
+  catchall matches that identify these interfaces and run DHCP on them.
+
+* "busctl status" works only as root on dbus1, since we cannot read
+  /proc/$PID/exe
+
+* systemctl (and possibly related tools): support a new switch that
+  allows enumerating units in local containers recursively. "systemctl
+  list-units -R" or so should not only lists on the host, but also the
+  services in all containers in a pretty way, to give an overview of
+  the entire system. Also, maybe add "systemctl list-machines" which
+  works like "machinectl list" but includes information about the
+  health status of each registered machine. For that we should
+  probably implement something that encodes the system health status
+  in a single enum state, i.e. something like a system-wide state
+  starting → running → failed → stopping, that is based on the current
+  job queue and a check for failed services. Maybe then change
+  "systemctl status" without args to output this state along with a
+  selection of other data, such as the uptime or so.
+
 * generalize ConditionXYZ= logic and make it available in networkd's
   .network, .netdev, .network files, too. This is particularly useful
   to match on containers with ConditionVirtualization to