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Then you have to fiddle when you want the application to read/write a file in your home directory. So, then either the application has blanket access again or t
by danieldk 10y ago
Then you have to fiddle when you want the application to read/write a file in your home directory. So, then either the application has blanket access again or the user has to manager per-file groups or ACLs.
- oneeyedpigeon 10y agoSo a text editor gets the user's permissions, a game that writes a local save file has its own permissions ... what's an example app that wouldn't be able to work this way?