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> For example BeOS never had, and never planned to have, multi-user support and different permissions. Oh, it did. The system was the same as Unix, only differ
by rvense 9y ago
> For example BeOS never had, and never planned to have, multi-user support and different permissions.
Oh, it did. The system was the same as Unix, only difference is you got logged in as root, but it was certainly there.
- qubex 9y agoI'm sorry but you're just plain wrong. According to the canonical BeOS Bible there is a POSIX layer and some rudimentary kernel support for multiuser permissions, these were never fully implemented nor exposed. (Developed BeOS applications in the late 1990s.) https://www.amazon.com/BeOS-Bible-Scot-Hacker/dp/0201353776 https://www.amazon.com/BeOS-Bible-Scot-Hacker/dp/0201353776
- rvense 9y agoIt might have been added with R5.