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They run with one master user perhaps, but they have multiple users at one time anyways.
by BenjiWiebe 3y ago
They run with one master user perhaps, but they have multiple users at one time anyways.
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoI mean, in those cases they're almost always just using multiple users as a proxy for job authorization levels, not people. Anybody who is serious about securing a single physical machine for multiuser access isn't doing it through multiple OS accounts, and is slicing it up by VMs, instead. I do have a home (Windows) computer that gets used by multiple family members through accounts, but I think this isn't a common real world use case.