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Why though? How is that better than what we have now, where a system can be easily modified in-place without every distro needing dozens of forks for each slig
by DaSHacka 3y ago
Why though?
How is that better than what we have now, where a system can be easily modified in-place without every distro needing dozens of forks for each slight preference change?
What exactly is it you're advocating for?
- charcircuit 3y ago>Why though? Because most Linux distros have terrible security. >How is that better than what we have now, where a system can be easily modified in-place without every distro needing dozens of forks for each slight preference change? Preferences can be done via configuration. Most people do not actually want or need to modify the operating system. >What exactly is it you're advocating for? The root user to be effectively removed.