How does this compare to alternatives like Gsudo?

[e-t-l]

https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo is another well-known command line elevation program that I had heard of first. Afaik, Gsudo can only give Admin privileges, while it looks like NanaRun and Nsudo could do other things like System and TrustedInstaller. Are there any other big differences? (And how is NanaRun/MinSudo better than Nsudo? I didn't really understand the comparison to .NET Framework vs Core, unfortunately. I understand NanaRun is POSIX-based, which should have better performance? Is one better than the other in terms of security?)

[MouriNaruto]

I understand NanaRun is POSIX-based.

It's not POSIX-based. It's POSIX-style. (The user experience is as similar as Sudo in POSIX environments. The implementation is pure Win32 API.)

Is one better than the other in terms of security?

For safety, the implementation of MinSudo uses the UAC for elevation and don't support credential cache. It also don't use homemade Windows service and any IPC infrastructures.

Kenji Mouri