Let's be honest, though. If you designed a new sudo in a system with doas(1) it would look nothing like modern sudo.
I can't remember the name, but I read about a rust project a few months ago which claimed that even doas had too much feature creep.
Let's be honest, though. If you designed a new sudo in a system with doas(1) it would look nothing like modern sudo.
I can't remember the name, but I read about a rust project a few months ago which claimed that even doas had too much feature creep.
> I can't remember the name, but I read about a rust project a few months ago which claimed that even doas had too much feature creep.
Features are added because people cannot do X and want to, and so it is added.
I'm happy to have a spectrum of privilege-escalation utilities of varying capabilities, but just because one person does not need certain functionality (like talking to LDAP) does not mean I don't.