Sounds good. It’s a win win. People that doesn’t like the system d implementation can use doas or keep sudo. I Hate the name though. Run0 is dumb can’t they just steal the name doas
Well, since doas has a Linux implementation, stealing that name would cause lots of issues to users who already use it or want to use doas instead of run0. This will be a default part of systemd; not a new package. The reason it’s called run0 is because it’s just a symbolic link to systemd-run, and instead of executing as an SUID binary, like sudo or doas, it runs using the current user’s UID.
Sounds good. It’s a win win. People that doesn’t like the system d implementation can use doas or keep sudo. I Hate the name though. Run0 is dumb can’t they just steal the name doas
I’ll just use an alias; sudo has been around for to long for me to change it and not be stressed about it.
Reminds me of when I aliased ‘man’ to ‘rtfm’
Sir, your thinking is certainly what kids call “next-level”.
Best alias confirmed
proceeds to add it to .bashrc and .zshrc
You guys know that there’s an actual rtfm app that condenses the output of man to human-readable stuff right? Right??
Wait, what?
Link to GitHub?
Well, since doas has a Linux implementation, stealing that name would cause lots of issues to users who already use it or want to use doas instead of run0. This will be a default part of systemd; not a new package. The reason it’s called run0 is because it’s just a symbolic link to systemd-run, and instead of executing as an SUID binary, like sudo or doas, it runs using the current user’s UID.