FWIW, OS X is effectively just a gussied up version of OpenBSD with the Apple user interface lightly welded to it. Read: not exactly the same as Linux, but pretty darn close.
An OS X user needs an admin account to install software to the /Applications folder (where OS X apps default install) but a user can install an app in his/her home folder or sub-folders thereof. So far except for the Applications folder, not too different from Linux. Some stuff may get installed to special folders in /Library, which is generally readable by all users. Note that /usr, /bin, /sbin etc. all still exist and can be used if the user has access... Point being that I'm not sure what the problems really are. Al On 5/6/04 12:23 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I think Bill means *Tux Paint* doesn't support multiusers on Windows and >> Mac... 'cuz Windows XP (certainly) and MacOS X (I would think) do have >> multiuser concepts. Maybe it's time to get Tux Paint support multiusers >> under Windows and MacOS X! =D > > So from John, Darrell and/or others, any comments regarding this? > I assume the main code will need to be changed (as well as some tweaks to > the install process). _______________________________________________ Tuxpaint-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tux4kids.net/mailman/listinfo/tuxpaint-dev
