Post B4PPafj6eb0pFQbLcW by postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems
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 (DIR) Post #B4PPafj6eb0pFQbLcW by postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems
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       We're reverting back from doas to sudo, this time choosing sudo-rs as our implementation.Read our latest blog post for our reasoning.https://postmarketos.org/edge/2026/03/18/sudo-rs-instead-of-doas/
       
 (DIR) Post #B4PPafzleeL856Oeae by SRAZKVT@tech.lgbt
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       @postmarketOS leaving doas for sudo-rs for security is a bit of a wild takesudo-rs is the least secure of the three, as of this moment
       
 (DIR) Post #B4PPagCAuWGShaCYvg by natty@astolfo.social
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       @SRAZKVT@tech.lgbt @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems I wonder how you'd support that claim
       
 (DIR) Post #B4PQTZqwC3sExSRfQ8 by SRAZKVT@tech.lgbt
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       @natty @postmarketOS sudo-rs is new and doesn't have the history of bugfixes of sudo, and doas is much simpler in design than either of the two others, therefore having a smaller and more straightforward codebaseeven without any vulnerability, a sudo implementation will always be less secure than something like doas, as the config format is significantly more complex, and therefore more prone to user errors