...back in the day where UNIX was created there were just a few dozens of binaries, so it was "good enough".
What's actually wrong with it though? Why isn't it still "good enough"? It's hard to read the list, but Linux has plenty of tools to fix that particular problem. I don't really see the issue.
What's actually wrong with it though? Why isn't it still "good enough"? It's hard to read the list, but Linux has plenty of tools to fix that particular problem. I don't really see the issue.