A slide titled "You might know more than you think" is displayed. The infamous Windows bluescreen is shown in the center. Above it you can read "Not a proprietary device" and below the image "You can (and are invited to) look at everything. Problem is where to look" ("where" is written in bold red for emphasis).

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   Afterwards @agx talked about "Logs and Backtraces". He explains how meaningful issue reports look like, what tools you have at your disposal on #MobileLinux and more!

   Slides are available at
   https://programm.froscon.org/2023/events/2991.html

   I was inspired by this talk so much that I freestyled a "Debugging part two" presentation about "debuginfod", a nice tool that you can use to grab debugging symbols over HTTP using the `DEBUGINFOD_URLS` environment variable.
   Followed by an small demo of running #phosh nested.

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