
A lot of stuff happened here. I subdivided the text even more, added the todonotes package.
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\chapter{Evaluation}
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\todo[inline, author={\textbf{Draft note}}]{This chapter is \emph{very} incomplete, and only contains a rough sketch of how it is supposed to look. This is not the actual thesis-worthy text.}
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In this chapter presents the method of evaluating the solution is presented, and the found qualities of the solution are discussed.
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Specifically this includes:
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\begin{itemize}
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\item ,,Does the solution actually solve the problem?''
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\item Interoperability with other software: does using this fs break other programs, like whether it interferes with programs using auxiliary files, usability of terminal programs (\verb|grep| is a particularly nasty one for this specific project).
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\item Performance and overhead.
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\item Security considerations.
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\end{itemize}
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\section{Known Issues}
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This section outlines the known issues with the solution and evaluates their relevancy/severity. |