On 10/25/2023 4:08 AM, Nick Couchman wrote:
On Wed, Oct 25, 2023 at 5:01 AM Julien Lejeune <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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One of my users wonders why those settings can’t be saved.____
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A couple of thoughts:
1. As access control is implemented today, there's no way to grant a
user permissions to (permanently) change something like the color scheme
without also granting them permissions to change anything and everything
else about the connection (hostname, port, username, password, etc.).
Unless you trust your users to also be administrators of the connections
in question, there's not really any way to do this.
2. There's also no way currently for users to have connection parameters
that are specific to them for a given connection. This means that, even
if the item above were resolved/implemented in a way that allowed users
to change a limited set of parameters on a permanent basis, that would
change those parameters for all users of the connection - not just that
one user. You'd probably end up with a fight amongst users who have
different preferences and want their preference to be the
default/permanent one, and so they will be constantly updating the
connection and complaining about the other people who change it :-).
Storing temporarily-modified parameters within local storage, in the
same way we currently store other preferences like language and default
mouse emulation mode, could be a possibility.
- Mike
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