On 01-22 21:14, Eckehard Berns wrote:
I don't think it's a good idea to add complexity to a suckless program for a _bug_ in X (that is kinda fixed already).
This got me tinking: Is there a place in the suckless philosophy for security? (However one wants to define that). Small code base can't mean "insecurity".
I for one, love suckless software, but I want "security" as a basic feature, too.
I do want more complexity in slock to work around this (or another) keypad issue. And I want slock to stay on top no matter what other clients want.
I also really like sic and ii, but without extra code for SSL, I won't use it.
Has the general problem been discsussed before?
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