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To replace anything in OpenBSD, you need way more than POSIX-compliance -- you need OpenBSD-compliance. Which means every non-POSIX option has to be implemented
by oefrha 7y ago
To replace anything in OpenBSD, you need way more than POSIX-compliance -- you need OpenBSD-compliance. Which means every non-POSIX option has to be implemented down to edge cases, every departure from or controversial interpretation of POSIX (POSIX is vague in many places) has to behave exactly the same. Or you'll definitely break scripts.
- anthk 7y agoThese nuts don't understand OpenBSD's base doesn't map to GNU coreutils, it ships SEVERAL more tools. They are so GNU and Rust blind they don't get anything. .ls -1 /bin/ /sbin/ /usr/bin/ /usr/sbin/ | sort -u | wc -l 671 Good luck reimplementing that.