And
- what does the locate button do? ... (nothing!)
The Finder & System Configure needs to be completely rewritten.
Giving a non-admin user permission to use an application should be as
easy as dragging & dropping an application onto a special gizmo, then
typing a username/password. Period.
On Jun 11, 2007, at 3:02 AM, Antonino Petriliggieri wrote:
and it works. As for Parental Control behavior a few interesting
questions:
- what is the sort order applications are shown in the Finder &
System Configure?
- why if I duplicate an application (i.e. TextEdit) only one is shown?
- why if I put two applescript applications in the Application
folder only one get listed?
Finally, I had your same impression about creator types being
obsolete, nevertheless it seems that PC is still based on that code
(sort order, and unique id are consistent with this assumption). I
wouldn't call it bug there is a wrong assumption (unique
application id ) the application is based on that need to be
revisited.
Uncheck - This user can only use these applications. It is not a
solution since this exactly what PC is meant to control.
