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On Linux, you just set up another user and it's one "sudo" command away. Long time ago (win2000, before XP)I tried to do it on windows with the "runas" command
by beagle3 10y ago
On Linux, you just set up another user and it's one "sudo" command away.
Long time ago (win2000, before XP)I tried to do it on windows with the "runas" command, but things like IE would keep popping up with the wrong user (they managed to communicate with the desktop and have that open the new window) so it wasn't a good solution. Perhaps it is better now.