AngryDavid 808
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Hello, y'all! So happy to be here!
I'll just get down straight to it. So, we have a laptop at church that everyone uses for presentation purposes and such, I supervise it every once in a while. For whatever reason, everytime I check on it, I find that someone tampered with the resolution settings (God knows why that in specific) so I wanted to lock JUST the control panel without making a new user that I can strip out the permissions from. What I want is a way to apply a password that gets asked for every time a change in the settings is made, much more like what you see on modern versions of Linux, where every change in settings and every sudo command requires you to enter a password to confirm the change. Is there a way to replicate that restriction so I don't have to dig behind smarter-than-tho wannabes the next time I check on the laptop? Thank you in advance!
Regards.
I'll just get down straight to it. So, we have a laptop at church that everyone uses for presentation purposes and such, I supervise it every once in a while. For whatever reason, everytime I check on it, I find that someone tampered with the resolution settings (God knows why that in specific) so I wanted to lock JUST the control panel without making a new user that I can strip out the permissions from. What I want is a way to apply a password that gets asked for every time a change in the settings is made, much more like what you see on modern versions of Linux, where every change in settings and every sudo command requires you to enter a password to confirm the change. Is there a way to replicate that restriction so I don't have to dig behind smarter-than-tho wannabes the next time I check on the laptop? Thank you in advance!
Regards.