README.md: expand credit for original #43
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Sudo was invented on Berkeley Unix on a VAX, and the current version is maintained by Todd Miller of the OpenBSD Unix project. It is thus correct to refer to the original as Unix/Linux as it is not a project originated by the Linux developers.
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Better, but I would call the sudo project just "the sudo project", with a reference to the sudo project and with less occurances of "Unix/Linux" in the README because it gets pretty repetitive. |
Suggested by "omni" to have 'less occurrences of "Unix/Linux" in the README' - reads better this way.
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@omnivagant Point taken, 2nd commit revises accordingly. Thanks. |
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Sudo was invented on Berkeley Unix on a VAX, and the current version is maintained by Todd Miller of the OpenBSD Unix project. It is thus correct to refer to the original as Unix/Linux as it is not a project originated by the Linux developers.