I understand that it's trivial to install and leverage GNU Coreutils on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS.

I don't think anyone said that. I'm pretty sure it's just some shit you made up.

Uh...yes...

Forex trading has been around longer than the Euro. There are references to money changers from BCE in the fucking Bible. Literally selling money for different money has been around about as long as different moneys have existed.

You prove yourself useless with every idiotic statement you make. And with this last one, you've also proven yourself a liar.

Already added apt install coreutils-from-gnu coreutils-from-uutils- --allow-remove-essential to our Ubuntu deployment template if an LTS > 24.04 is detected. We're currently standardized on 24.04, which isn't Rusted. When we do migrate, we'll still never see Rusted coreutils. This is such a fucking nothingburger I can't even.

And all that work going into Y2K for no reason. Nothing really even happened when the clocks changed.

I remember my first beer.

Not sure if you're responding to the right person. You can still install and use non-rusted coreutils trivially if you use commercial software on Ubuntu. sudo apt install coreutils-from-gnu coreutils-from-uutils- --allow-remove-essential doesn't check whether you're installing it to support commercial software.

Yeah. Literally just RTFS. The whole thing. You can install non-rusted coreutils.

Nice false dichotomy, dumbfuck.

Pussy.

Little bit histrionic here. You can still install regular coreutils quite easily.

Which doesn't matter given that you produce nothing of value. How do I know? Because you've got the reasoning skills and know-how of a crumbling brick.

Sharing information was previously the backbone of academic endeavors. "Why do they do things the way that's got us to this point instead of hiding information away and duplicating a bunch of effort due to lack of shared information?" Fucking idiot.

"Lock them up" nothing. Publicly hang a few of them. That'll get the message across.