Open septsea opened 7 months ago
I obviously love and respect Unix/Linux sudo, but why this should be included in gsudo
? Please convince me.
Also, should it keep the original text? Shouldn't it instead write an updated security warning, circa 2024?
As the author and maintainer... am I allowed to plug some text of my own in there? For example: Donate! give me money!
for example. Ahh I already see you frown!
Also, should it keep the original text? Shouldn't it instead write an updated security warning, circa 2024?
Not necessarily; I guess that any warning that gives users a lecture is fine.
As the author and maintainer... am I allowed to plug some text of my own in there? For example:
Donate! give me money!
for example. Ahh I already see you frown!
I guess that most users will dislike it, but I do not really care. (I did not frown; instead I laughed a bit.)
(I really wanted to give you money, but "Donations to this recipient aren't supported in this country".)
I obviously love and respect Unix/Linux sudo, but why this should be included in
gsudo
? Please convince me.
There is no harm in giving users a lecture at least for the first time. No one says that there has to be a warning, but including this is better. I am just giving advice.
The lecture could also improve the scenario described in #221.
You are right. Most users do not disable UAC themselves, but some do and still need some kinds of warnings. I did not think about such a scenario.
No need for a lecture as the users have to reach out and install this on their own. I would expect maybe Microsoft Windows to have their lecture in the OS.
Description
One is supposed to use
gsudo
(orsudo
) with care, so we are convinced that it is good to give users a lecture when they use gsudo. By "giving a lecture", I mean printing the following text.Proposed technical details
Printing the text above will work.
It will be better if users can determine whether the lecture is always shown or is shown just once.