Michael B. Trausch wrote:
On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 17:19 +0100, Jasper van de
Gronde wrote:
Are you saying that with Vista it's possible
to give a program its own
virtual view of the system which it can read and modify to its heart's
content without affecting other programs? That would be simply divine.
Yes, although IME, it doesn't work out so well, yet.
I just posted on that in this thread, as well. There are more bad
things that happen as a result.
Apart from obvious problems with giving users enough rights to do common
tasks, which isn't something I'm terribly worried about in my situation
(I'm pretty much the only one who should be doing anything mildly
advanced anyway), could you point out something that goes wrong? I'd
assume that if an application has its own virtual view of the filesystem
and registry (that it could read and potentially modify) that most
applications would work reasonably well.