Looks like Microsoft's new 'Sudo for Windows' is riddled with logical bugs and security issues 🤷♂️
https://www.tiraniddo.dev/2024/02/sudo-on-windows-quick-rundown.html
Looks like Microsoft's new 'Sudo for Windows' is riddled with logical bugs and security issues 🤷♂️
https://www.tiraniddo.dev/2024/02/sudo-on-windows-quick-rundown.html
@serghei make me a sandwich
I thought all along that this "sudo on Windows" was just some sort of marketing campaign
I don't profess to understand Windows in detail at all, and hardly use it any more, but when was a true UNIX/Linux superuser ever implemented in the first place, let alone anything one could "su" "do" to?
Or am I missing something entirely>
@serghei you know, I actually already fixed all those. The changes just haven't made it out to insiders builds yet.
(I'm the maintainer for sudo for windows, hi👋)
@serghei calling it #sudo should.be illegal IMHO...
Because unlike other alternative implementations, it's not even a drop-in replacement...
#Microsoft could've just taken sudo as it already exists and compiled it with MSVC - which has already been done - and sign it with their keys...
They should just use a Linux system as Windows 12, create an awful window manager with ads and add patches to wine for backward compatibility.
@serghei that's on par with every #Microsoft product: #Enshittification acceleration!