Sometimes I really hate the utility names people come up with.
I would love to see chatgpt rename all the core utils in a way that summarizes their function.
But it literally is a summary.
It run's an executable as the user with id 0 (root) and it's called run0.
Is it going to eventually add kernel functionality and become GNU/run0 like systemd? If not i'll keep using sudo on Ubuntu and doas everywhere else.
As the old adage goes: "All roads lead to /root"
I'd fedora starts to use it then yeah I'll use it but I'll just make an alias cause muscle memory
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