, 2005-04-27
Linspire's arguments to only run a desktop system as root has everything to do with privilege seperation, privilege escalation, and some design choices made along the way.
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Cleanliness next to Rootliness
, 2005-04-27 Linspire's arguments to only run a desktop system as root has everything to do with privilege seperation, privilege escalation, and some design choices made along the way. |
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Privacy Statement |
Phlebas
Not quite. It's true that by breaching your defenses a bad guy will gain access to your data, and that's bad. But there are two sets of data not on your desktop that are equally important:
1. Your data elsewhere. E.g. in the ban...
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