At 10:17 PM 9/8/00 +0300, Al wrote:
>That is why I wish to point out the importance of "advertising" JOS as
>not only a secure OS, but a very private one. The workstation, server,
>distributed network node and game machine tend to co-exist in systems,
>and I can't see why they will cease in the future; thus, it is best that
>a user knows he is - and feels - that his privacy is respected by the OS
>and the network it is connected to.
Very interesting. Can you elaborate or is there a wiki article on how jos
could be used to create such a private computing environment? I think I
know what you're talking about but can't be sure.
-iain
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