Ed Wilts wrote: > Without thinking about it too hard, I'd create my own system-wide > .xscreensaver file. Then, at user creation time, create a symlink to > the system version and make the symlink owned by root with no user write > access. I obviously haven't tested this to prove that it works without > breaking anything either. Won't work; the home directory is probably user-writable, so the user can just delete the symlink. Remember, if you have write on a directory you can create or delete files in that directory (even if you don't own them, if sticky bit isn't set on the directory). I suspect you'd need to have ~/.xscreensaver be an actual copy of the file and set it immutable with chattr +i to make this approach work. -- Steve Bonneville
