#3 Unify the data tables as CIMv2 and extend the Linux coverage

[Thomas Equeter]

Explanation: The new, object-oriented industry standard for configuration data structure is CIMv2. However, our data tables match the system's internals and are not unified across OSes. We would like to provide a unique, CIMv2-based set of tables for the portable subset of retrieved information. On the other hand, Confdump-Agent's coverage of Linux is quite thin in regard to MS Windows (which benefits from WMI).

Expected result: CIMv2-compatible versions of the Linux and custom MS Windows data tables, expanded (to your discretion) coverage of Linux configuration data.

Knowledge Prerequisite: A good grasp over C++, object-oriented programming and a love for diving into the Linux kernel's data structures.