> Everybody being confronted with programs he can't run.
> "must be root" .. "insufficent privileges to ..."
> [...]
> I do not care about extra programs in $PATH - I do care about having
> programs which are NOT RUNABLE by users and which are not USEFUL for
> ordinary users in $PATH.
An ordinary user is always going to be limited if compared to the
superuser. eg., neither can I do a 'rpm -ivh ...' nor can I do a 'cat
/etc/grub.conf'. If you look at the GUI you might find it even worse
that clicking on a *.rpm opens up something which asks for your root
password. So should one disable clicking on *.rpm files because normal
users can not install them?
Regards,
Debarshi
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