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Systemd wants to expand to include a sudo replacement
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As long as it's not a mandatory switch, I can't see any issue with this.
In theory it isn't mandatory, in practice you will see a lot of distros replacing it.
You think? Hardly anyone uses the built-in network stack or the homed thing.
Idk for the network stack, but for homed, I think it's because it is up to the DEs to support it. As part of the Sovereign tech fund, GNOME is implementing support for it! I think this will be a great step forward for Linux desktop security when it lands