Larry Garfield wrote: > False. Single-user means a single security space. One key reason that > Windows is historically so insecure is that it's a single security space, > and programs are written to assume that so you really can't operate any > other way.
While that's true, it puts the lie to the quoted FAQ's reason about why you shouldn't just be able to eject a CD. If you only need multi-user to separate security spaces, there's no reason not to let just anybody eject the CD. > I've never had a problem with my multi-user OS used by a single user that > has been the result of it being a multi-user OS. No, and I think SuSE's reasoning here was wrong. -- derek -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
