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In that case, shouldn’t Linux distros be even more free to break things…? In theory they can bundle any userland tools they want. AFAIK sudo isn’t really tight
by cpach 3y ago
In that case, shouldn’t Linux distros be even more free to break things…? In theory they can bundle any userland tools they want.
AFAIK sudo isn’t really tightly coupled to the kernel itself.
- samus 3y agoThey could, but their users really won't like that. They have their workflows that they got used to. In practice it's gonna be GNU Coreutils and Glibc and the other usual suspects. If they bundle something more exotic, it better be for a very good reason. For example musl on Alpine or what Android does.