🪧Kernel Placeholders
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Kernel placeholders are text variables for any piece of text that are replaced by different elements found within the kernel. They are parsed in several different areas of the kernel, the most famous example being the MOTD and the MAL messages.
The probing takes place in the PlaceParse.ProbePlaces()
function found within the KS.Misc.Probers.Placeholder
namespace. The following types of text use this function to parse the placeholders:
MOTD and MAL messages
Username prompt and their derivatives for each shell
Password prompt and their derivatives for each shell
Mail progress style
Mail progress style (single)
echo
commandManual page information style
GPG prompt style
Custom welcome banner
Remote debugger message format
RSS feed URL prompt style
Manual page contents
Download and upload progress for network transfers
Progress Clock screensaver's informational text variables
These are the placeholders and what possible values are going to replace them when being parsed:
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