doas has nearly the same (or it's already of same) functionality, is smaller and much easier to configure than sudo. It's also said that doas is more secure, mostly due to it's much smaller codebase
doas is already in Debian repositories (opendoas package), is proven to work (at least by me) - The question is, why Debian still prefers sudo when we have plain better replacement?
doas is already in Debian repositories (opendoas package), is proven to work (at least by me) - The question is, why Debian still prefers sudo when we have plain better replacement?
Statistics: Posted by Hetzer — 2024-01-28 20:07 — Replies 4 — Views 98