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en:philosophy:sudo_complexity [2022/11/02 17:11]
throgh [Introduction and basic problem]
en:philosophy:sudo_complexity [2022/11/03 14:08] (current)
throgh [Solution with a strict and lightweight replacement]
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 ====== The complexity of "sudo" ====== ====== The complexity of "sudo" ======
  
-Starting with the release of Milky Way v0.3 we have been using foremost opendoas as direct replacement for using administrative rights with an unprivileged user-account. With the release of Milky Way v0.4 we have therefore now concluded this step as opendoas is for sure in our perspective the better way instead to stay on top for sudo.+Starting with the release of Milky Way v0.3 we have been using foremost <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>opendoas</color> as direct replacement for using administrative rights with an unprivileged user-account. With the release of Milky Way v0.4 we have therefore now concluded this step as <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>opendoas</color> is for sure in our perspective the better way instead to stay on top for <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>sudo</color>.
  
 ===== Introduction and basic problem ===== ===== Introduction and basic problem =====
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 ===== Solution with a strict and lightweight replacement ===== ===== Solution with a strict and lightweight replacement =====
  
-Using opendoas as static replacement for administrative privileges was a first priority for Hyperbola as lightweight defined system. Intended as a minimalist replacement for sudo, providing "95% of the features of sudo with a fraction of the codebase", improving security. It is a port of the OpenBSD command by the same name. It also has a much simpler configuration format, simplifying also the setup in general.+Using <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>opendoas</color> as static replacement for administrative privileges was a first priority for Hyperbola as lightweight defined system. Intended as a minimalist replacement for <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>sudo</color>, providing "95% of the features of <color #620BB9/#EEDDFF>sudo</color> with a fraction of the codebase", improving security. It is a port of the OpenBSD command by the same name. It also has a much simpler configuration format, simplifying also the setup in general.