Jared - this is a *perfect* answer. Polite, to the point, and helpful. This also turned out to not be in the FAQ. It is now. >Ray - > >you will find that this discussion has been brought up and concluded several >times in the past year. you may like to search through the mailing list >archives (google has a great index of them - just gogle for OBOS and security) >to find your answer most easily > >as a summary answer to your question: no. >OBOS R1 is an attempt to recreate the functionality of BeOS R5 >you will find that the security features of OBOS will feel and act much like >BeOS R5 > >those working hard on the project are not short-sighted or narrow-minded and >therefore can see good security as a necessary goal for future version. >bearing this in mind - low level features that are neccesary to support >additionally security later on are being considered and added in places where >we don't want to have to "start-from-scratch" another time just to save a >small amount of effort today. nonetheless - the current goal is STILL focused >on matching the existing features of BeOS rather than adding everything we've >always wanted. > >-jared >* >i got tired of fixing Windows... >now i'm unemployed >* >----- Original Message ----- >From: RAY MARTIN >Sent: 7/10/2003 2:38:08 PM >To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: [openbeos] How will the security be for Openbeos ? > >> How will the security be for Openbeos ? Will it be comparable to Linux ? >>