I'm using Cygwin here to complement my "Windows XP" and in my
view, it makes the Windows almost useful. I see occasional notes
from people who are doing serious work in Cygwin, where they
are for some reason, required or forced to use Windows. So I
think anyone who looks at SudoWn wants to check out Cygwin
too.
Cheers -- Martha Adams [cola 2006 Nov 13]
"High Plains Thumper" <hpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns987AD96239052hpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>> SudoWn brings Unix-like sudo to Windows
>>
>> ,----[ Quote ]
>>| SudoWn is more versatile than the built-in "Run as..."
>>| command. Programs are run as the user in question, rather
>>| than as another, more highly privileged user. The password
>>| for the Administrator account can stay secret, as the user
>>| needs only his own password to use sudoWn.
>> `----
>>
>> http://software.newsforge.com/software/06/08/02/168238.shtml
>> ?tid=79&tid=138
>>
>> Linux to the rescue, as usual.
>
> Another Linux software patent violation? :-)
>
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> HPT
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