On 28/02/24 12:25, Ansgar 🙀 wrote:
This can be good, but it can also be seen as a pollution of your shell completion. I note that Fedora seems to have added /sbin to the user $PATH by default, which is not what Debian has done. I do not think we have consensus on this and would raise an objection of my own./sbin not in PATH by default makes many more veteran users unhappy.
Also non veteran users, given that certain commands in /sbin just work fine when run as non-root (or actually should _not_ be run as root because they trust their input). For example:
* fatlabel * findfs * fsck.* * isosize * mkfs.* * route * tarcatBut aside from the $PATH question, cacin work on ensuring that there are no conflicts between /sbin and /bin is worth pursuing as these conflicts are just bugs waiting to happen.
Regards, -- Gioele Barabucci