The following report is for Tux Paint 0.9.12. I've asked the reporter to try out the latest 0.9.14 test-build, since I know Martin has been working on some stuff that might affect this (hopefully in a good way) :^)
In the meantime, any comments or suggestions? Martin, will the 0.9.14 changes allow Tux Paint to work as expected? > > In the meantime, to see what I am calling a "limited user" and re-create the > problem with the current version, do the following: > > 1. Install "Tux Paint" on your Mac with Panther. > 2. Open "System Preferences." > 3. Click "Accounts." > 4. Create a new account. > 5. Click the "Limitations" tab for that user. > 6. Click the "Some Limits" tab. > 7. You can now select which applications that user is allowed to run by > expanding the appropriate branch at the bottom of the dialog box. Click the > "Applications" branch and find "Tux Paint." > 8. Click the checkbox next to "Tux Paint." > 9. Click the checkbox next to a standard Mac application like "TextEdit." > 10. Close "System Preferences." > 11. Open "System Preferences" again. > 12. Click "Accounts." > 13. Click the new user you created on the left. > 14. Click the "Limitations" tab for that user. > 15. Click the "Some Limits" tab. > 16. Click the "Applications" branch and find "Tux Paint." > 17. You'll see that "Tux Paint" is NOT selected anymore, but "TextEdit" is. > "Tux Paint" never stays selected, and therefore can never run when the > limited user is logged in. > 18. Try it. Log in as your limited user, and try running "Tux Paint." You'll > see that you don't have permission to run it. > > Limited user logins are vital in an elementary school lab. > > I'll get back to you soon. Thanks!!! -bill! _______________________________________________ Tuxpaint-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tux4kids.net/mailman/listinfo/tuxpaint-dev
