Viewpoint: better use /dev/random
I feel in that case it should be compressed into a footnote and cited as obsolete in the writeup " Viewpoint: better use /dev/random". This way it won’t be considered equal or cause confusion.
Re-reading the argument for /dev/random I feel it only helps in a very limited corner case - programs wanting entropy from an empty entropy pool. It does nothing to protect in case of the pool having a garbage or malicious seed.
For the former, GitHub - rfinnie/twuewand: A truerand algorithm for generating entropy would help. I can open a ticket if you decide to package it down the line so the topic doesn’t get buried.
Edit by Patrick: