commit: 1b3ad2712e122b1b58bbb697c0fc02fcb585c6bd
parent a448979846421bb39dea960352ee39de263e4ebe
Author: Haelwenn (lanodan) Monnier <contact@hacktivis.me>
Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2024 08:01:27 +0200
README: No blobs, auditable generated code
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@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ Developed on Linux+musl, automatically tested on FreeBSD and NetBSD thanks to [S
- When the output is structured data, a terminal gets human-oriented output, others like piped programs get machine-oriented output (no padding, line separation, CSV, JSON, …). Prior art: most `ls(1)` implementations, i3/sway, FreeBSD utils via `libxo`, …
- As the `utmp` and `wtmp` files are considered broken by design, utilities dependant on them like `who` and `lastlog` won't be implemented. Proper authentication logs shouldn't be writable into by multiple programs, some of them third-party (like SSH and Display Managers typically are).
- Minimal dependencies, allowing to bootstrap utils-std with barely having unix utilities.
+- No binary blobs, even in the testsuite. Output of generated code is itself auditable.
### Difference with coreutils
