> Another, maybe nicer solution would be a 'lock' on the systemfiles, > so that no application can put or change anything in /boot/beos, and > if an application tries, the OS pops up a password dialog to let that > application (and it's child processes) to override the protection, > until the application quits. That sounds pretty annoying. Other OSes do things this way. > Implementing this lock in a general way for storing files in folder > that users want to keep private, is maybe nice too. > > Mark-Jan . * * * . \|/ * * , . * ' * . . . * , * --*-- . ` * , . * , . David Sowsy . /|\ BeOS Rebel and Coder . * . http://dsowsy.nanorevolution.com . * . * . .