1. Introduction
Kchmod is a graphical tool for setting Unix file
permissions. In a nutshell, each file has three levels of access: user
(the owner of the file), group (a collection of users, generally including
the owner) and other (anyone else). Each level can be granted or denied
permission to read the file, write to it (edit or delete it) and execute
it as a command.
1.1 Changes
Changes since 0.2:
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KDE 2 / Qt 2.1 compatability
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Command-line file specification
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What's This and tooltip hints
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Saving of options
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Replaced ugly Qt open file dialog with cool KDE
version
Changes since 0.1:
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Added a fourth panel for setting setuid/groupid/sticky
bit
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Enabled setting permissions for a directory
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Added "rwx" information to each panel