Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 27th Nov 2006 19:36 UTC
"eWEEK Labs has been testing Microsoft Windows Vista builds for more than three years, and our evaluation of the final code shows that the new operating system is a significant improvement over its predecessor, Windows XP. What's more, with a raft of subsystem and driver model improvements, Microsoft has laid out in Vista a solid foundation for stability and usability gains in future Windows versions. For enterprises running XP on their desktops and notebooks, however, a Vista upgrade is no slam-dunk. While Vista's new UAC facilities can make it easier for companies to appropriately lock down their desktops, for instance, it's quite possible to run a well-managed shop of XP machines, either out of the box or with the aid of lockdown tools."
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2005-11-11
//"There's no easy way for me to grant one person read access (or write access) to a particular file"
Why not ? You don't know how to do this ? It's one of the first things you learn under unix....
chown/chmod are your friends. man helps you reading the manual. //
You don't have to go to the command line.
Just right-click on the file in Konqueror, select properties, then click on the "permissions" tab. There is even another button available for "advanced permissions".