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Presumably because it uses different options and other different stuff, it has a different name. However, it might be useful to have a command "sudo" which emul
by zzo38computer 3y ago
Presumably because it uses different options and other different stuff, it has a different name. However, it might be useful to have a command "sudo" which emulates the options of sudo so that you can still use the same "sudo" command on systemd-based systems as well as on non-systemd-based systems. I don't really know how well that would work, though.
- cesaref 2y agoMaybe you've not understood. I'm asking, why does it have different options? Is there a reason for that? If not, make it compatible, so a drop in replacement. Otherwise we're just spamming new commands at people, and the old sudo will probably end up living on alongside the new on systemd based systems just to keep scripts and the like working.