sorry, i just want to avoid the hussles related to file system access
control (FSAC) or security when learning linux as starters. out of my
linux learning experience, many times, I was hinderd by all these
security things.
You see, for a really newbie, their primary interest is NOT security,
but functions. I and many others don't want to be security experts or
(despite of all those blackmails from hackers and security advisors). I
do beileve functions can be obtained without caring about secuirty. Call
DOS a toy, but it did serve everyone and contributed to the world's
automation process.
That's why I said linux (if not open-source computing) is about security
only.
I guess, I will still be bugged by security subsystems in linux for the
rest of my learning processs.
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