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Add doas, pkexec and kdesu as sudo alternatives #281

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These three have the same functionalities as sudo does, so they should be treated equally. For example, currently completion works for commands after sudo but not doas.

I'm not pretty sure if the changes are complete though.

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These three have the same functionalities as sudo does, so they should be treated equally.

Thanks! Hmm, there seem to be also fakeroot and kdesudo that take admin commands in their arguments just like sudo (and gksu, gksudo, and really seem to be similar deprecated old commands). There are also commands that receive another command, such as timeout and watch. (Some minor commands are aoss, ccache, ionice, ltrace, padsp, strace, tsocks, valgrind, vsound, and xvfb-run, but I'm not sure if it's worth including it. Probably not.). And, most importantly, I seem to have forgot to include else in the list.

Actually the code that this PR changes is used to detect the use of clear or reset to clear the terminal display, but no one would try to use sudo or other administrative commands just to clear the terminal display...

For example, currently completion works for commands after sudo but not doas.

But the suggested change in this PR is unrelated to the completion, so this PR does not solve the problem of completion that you are now facing with. Actually, ble.sh is inresponsible for the completion settings for each command. ble.sh just uses the completion settings set up by users or by another framework such as bash-completion.

The doas completion is actually discussed in bash-completion: scop/bash-completion#505 and scop/bash-completion#766.

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In that case I'll track the issue there. Sorry to bother!

@Aleksanaa Aleksanaa closed this Feb 20, 2023
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It seems there are also a discussion in the upstream OpenDoas in Duncaen/OpenDoas#62, and a PR Duncaen/OpenDoas#84.

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