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diff --git a/fixme b/fixme
index 7e5f94363..2cce6ac7f 100644
--- a/fixme
+++ b/fixme
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 
 - need gc for active jobs that nothing cares for
 
-- need gc for names that are not referenced anymore
+- need gc for units that are not referenced anymore
 
-- refreshing of names (i.e. reload config files)
+- refreshing of units (i.e. reload config files)
 
 - dbusification
 
@@ -19,8 +19,6 @@
 
 - add a job mode which shuts everything down but what is requested
 
-- write log subsystem/log output logic for daemons
-
 - implement priv dropping
 
 - allow to disable priv dropping for hook scripts from fragment
@@ -29,14 +27,30 @@
 
 - implement mount/automount
 
-- more process attributes: chroot, cpu affinity, scheduling
+- more process attributes: cpu affinity, cpu scheduling
 
-- create session/pgroup for child processes
+- create session/pgroup for child processes? handle input on console properly? interactive fsck? interactive luks password?
 
 - fs namespaces
 
 - templating/instances
 
-- verify fragment data after loading: refuse cycles on yourself, service names contradicting, more than one Start executable, ...
+- verify fragment data after loading: refuse cycles on yourself, service units contradicting, more than one Start executable, ...
+
+- automatically delete stale unix sockets
+
+- .socket needs to be notified not only by .service state changes, but also unsuccessful start jobs
+
+- we probably cannot use glibc's syslog() for logging, since it
+  presumably uses the logging socket in blocking mode which might
+  trigger a deadlock if syslog does not process the socket anymore
+  (maybe because it is restarted) and the socket buffer is full.
+
+- in udev/mount if properties change we need to delete the old
+  settings and install the new settings. Deleting the old settings is
+  currently missing.
+
+- ability to kill services? i.e. in contrast to stopping them, go directly
+  into killing mode?
 
-- rate limit startups
+- restart-on-success, restart-on-failure, restart-on-abort