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So the control program is just "wg". We only have one namespace for commands so using a two-letter combination for something as obscure as controlling VPNs is n
by opk 8y ago
So the control program is just "wg". We only have one namespace for commands so using a two-letter combination for something as obscure as controlling VPNs is not very clever. Two-letter combinations should be left to user aliases and core things like cp, ls, df.
- majewsky 8y agoI sure use "wg" more often than I use "ul", "as", "bc", "eg", "ex", "gc", "id", "ld", "nl", "od", "pr", "sg", "tc" and "ul". All these courtesy of `ls {,/usr}/{,s}bin/??`. In fact, there are only 44 two-lettered commands on my (Arch Linux) system right now, so this particular realm appears to be very sparsely populated. (Not counting shell builtins though.)