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Obsolete Command-Line Tools of Linux

12 pointsby japhyr9 months ago

8 comments

lagniappe9 months ago
In my most charitable assumption, this is just ragebait farming engagement. Nobody would endanger their own safety saying these things in a serious tone. Not in public, anyway.
LeoPanthera9 months ago
This entire article is the product of ChatGPT. Probably including that awful image at the top.
ggm9 months ago
Basically it&#x27;s about the &quot;ip&quot; command and some net tools. The rest are a sideshow. And almost all things are both available, or even installed. So.. its a rant in disguise.<p>&quot;stop being old people&quot; ok...<p>meanwhile, over in BSD.. these tools work fine<p>(I do however think tmux is a better choice than screen)
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jijji9 months ago
telnet is always going to be useful for connecting to a TCP port that might be open, not just deprecated port 23.
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emilfihlman9 months ago
Maybe they are more modern and with more features and so on, but the default user experience absolutely sucks on tmux and ip, which makes using them useless on servers you don&#x27;t control, and asking to &quot;oh lemme just drop my config here&quot; is just insane as a default.<p>Which is why the older tools don&#x27;t go away.
molticrystal9 months ago
A lot of these utilities are still useful in limited environments. OpenWrt routers still use the network based ones, and for most of the others busybox implements them with just a few lines of code. In some cases the simplicity also aids with scripting in the limited environments as well.
29athrowaway9 months ago
Also: iptables to nftables
goshx9 months ago
Don’t you dare touching my favorite tools :)