Once the process is running we are talking about having lost.
Note, I did not follow this thread (closely) ...
Thing is just -- just wait for how long it takes said clueless user you
are so vigorously protecting to disable that which brings about your
model the first time if interferes with him running a cracked copy of an
expensive yet popular program, playing a game, installing a wiggling
nudies screensaver, ...
The difference here is just that Linux systems are particularly bad at
those tasks to begin with which in nice circular motions keeps those
clueless users away, obviating the need to protect ourselves from them.
If this stuff is to be discussed in a context as if Linux were relevant
on the desktop though, I believe it's rather unproductive to expect a
fundamental difference with Windows in this respect.
Fine though if you wouldn't insist on that context. As said, wasn't
following along really.
I'll leave it in just in case it spurs someone :)
Rene.
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