![]() Generally speaking, Windows has two privilege models: the basic DOS model and the newer access control model. ![]() I don't need to deal with ACL on Windows. On Windows, the basic Read/Write All permission leftover from DOS is good enough for me, i.e. In my case, I only care about User, Group, and Other permission on Linux. ![]() ![]() In my case, the answer came down to what level of permission granularity I need on Windows, versus Linux. Ironically, I have just run into this very same need earlier today. ![]()
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