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Systemd wants to expand to include a sudo replacement

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If your bar is “modern distribution” stick to Ubuntu.

If you want to maintain older hardware Debian used to be a go-to solution.
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  What’s the go-to solution now?
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    Most likely LFS or some tailored distro I haven’t heard of.

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