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From: KJK::Hyperion <no...@li...> - 2002-06-02 13:45:25
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At 03.17 31/05/2002, you wrote: >Also in this area of annoying niggles are `security' measures like >offering the administrator the option of disabling the Display control >panel, while leaving the programmatic interface to the thing unchecked. I think we all agree that this sucks. It's because ACLs and objects (two building blocks of NT) haven't been used consistently by Microsoft. They preferred the registry-based advisory restrictions, the policies >I honestly think that the DOS console model is too limited and broken to >make a decent terminal emulator program possible. The way to do it would >be to wrap it around the (greatly extended) POSIX subsystem, and ignore >the console entirely. My idea, exactly. I'd even go as far as writing a kernel mode tty driver >Zsh runs native in win32; it can be configured to be comfortable. Win32 zsh is extremely buggy. It really suffers from the lack of an underlying POSIX runtime |