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Could be. The thing is, it kinda doesn't matter; what matters is, what will result in the least bugs/vulnerabilities now? To which I argue the answer is, keepin
by yjftsjthsd-h 7mo ago
Could be. The thing is, it kinda doesn't matter; what matters is, what will result in the least bugs/vulnerabilities now? To which I argue the answer is, keeping GNU coreutils. I don't care that they have a head start, I care that they're ahead.
- lifeisstillgood 7mo ago>>> I don't care that they have a head start, I care that they're ahead. Nice
- IshKebab 7mo agoThat's short sighted. The least number of bugs now isn't the only thing that matters. What about in 5 years from now? 10 years? That matters too. To me it seems inarguable that eventually uutils will have fewer bugs than coreutils, and also making uutils the default will clearly accelerate that. So I don't think it's so easy to dismiss. I think they were probably still a little premature, but not by much. I'd probably have waited one more release.