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Restrict Simple Finder users to only certain applications
I think Apple's intention with the Simple Finder was to provide an interface that makes it hard for people to accidentally mess up their account or the computer. If you want a really secure and tightly controlled user space, you will probably have to wait for Tiger (10.4) because the current Unix permissions only allow for two instances of "users" other than yourself to access a file (group and world), which is clearly not enough.
Restrict Simple Finder users to only certain applications
Actually, the group permissions gives you a suprising amount of flexibility in creating different classes of users. You should be able to get just about any level of granularity you want, you just have to spend a lot of time creating groups and setting the group ownership / files appropriately. |
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