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computer settings kind of thing
Started by wilcomega, 15 November 2012 - 09:46 PMPosted 15 November 2012 - 10:46 PM
i think that each computer should have some settings like accept_peripheral and the one that i am hoping for is enable_disk_boot. i really want to turn that off on certain computers instead of editing dans work
please leave a comment with what you think
please leave a comment with what you think
Posted 16 November 2012 - 03:20 AM
How you plan to set those settings?
I suggested some way which was not accepted.
I suggested some way which was not accepted.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 09:26 AM
like settings.set( "use_disk_boot", false )
or settings.get( "accept_peripheral" )
so that you can make the secure thing real secure
or settings.get( "accept_peripheral" )
so that you can make the secure thing real secure
Posted 16 November 2012 - 11:23 AM
i think as part of the CraftOS that there should be some program that you can run which will bring up menu. i think this is a good idea as yes, i want to set up some computers as well that cannot be booted from a disk
Posted 16 November 2012 - 11:53 AM
Could always just have something like a config.sys on each computer for the user to edit. Could add in stuff like the default background colors and text colors as well. I like this idea quite a bit.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 12:37 PM
Dan doesn't like random folders or files in a fresh computer. For example, a fresh computer only has the ROM folder in it. But I would like this feature, however there is a 95% chance of it not getting added.Could always just have something like a config.sys on each computer for the user to edit. Could add in stuff like the default background colors and text colors as well. I like this idea quite a bit.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 10:30 PM
That sounds like a great idea, until somebody puts a virus on your computer and disables disk booting.like settings.set( "use_disk_boot", false )
or settings.get( "accept_peripheral" )
so that you can make the secure thing real secure
Posted 17 November 2012 - 05:58 AM
That sounds like a great idea, until somebody puts a virus on your computer and disables disk booting.like settings.set( "use_disk_boot", false )
or settings.get( "accept_peripheral" )
so that you can make the secure thing real secure
dont forget that all files are accessible from the server files so u can get ur code. also if your smart you keep all your code stored offline on your comp or something. and i understand that dan may not like some things. but with that said he should still listen to the community. i know its down to his decision but if this idea becomes popular then i dont see why dan would not add it. also the only problem is that this could take up a lot of storage on servers if there are even more files for the computer. so there should be an option in the config (if this gets added)to disable/enable settings.Dan doesn't like random folders or files in a fresh computer. For example, a fresh computer only has the ROM folder in it. But I would like this feature, however there is a 95% chance of it not getting added.Could always just have something like a config.sys on each computer for the user to edit. Could add in stuff like the default background colors and text colors as well. I like this idea quite a bit.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 06:12 AM
The philosophy dan uses is that you should be never be able to brick your computer. In other words, computers should always be usable. That said, a recipie for a "secure" computer should be added, one that simply does not boot from the disk.
Maybe the same as a normal computer, but with brick blocks instead of stone, to make it clear what will happen to your computer if you mess up? Tee hee hee…
Maybe the same as a normal computer, but with brick blocks instead of stone, to make it clear what will happen to your computer if you mess up? Tee hee hee…
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:17 AM
Hehehe. That is how to make a joke, guys. :)/>/>Maybe the same as a normal computer, but with brick blocks instead of stone, to make it clear what will happen to your computer if you mess up? Tee hee hee…