Please, Can change 777 permissions for 755?

[charliemartinez]

About the GNU/Linux version:

I have noticed that when starting Tahoma2D, some files are created with 0777 permissions in the user's home directory, for example in ~/.cache/Tahoma2D which is neither a secure nor a necessary policy. It would be great if, for future versions, you could adopt a policy of 755 permissions for directories and 644 for files.

Best regards.

[manongjohn]

The reason it is 777 is because of installation on shared environments like in a school setting or people sharing the same computer (linux/macOS)

If i ever get around to separating the tahomastuff folder so personal settings and custom stuff is stored elsewhere, i will revisit the permissions.

[charliemartinez]

Thank you for your response. To be included in the official repository of the Quirinux GNU/Linux distribution, we have stored Tahoma2D directly in skel. That is, the entire Tahoma2D is saved in each user's folder. Disadvantage: this method takes up disk space; the more users, the more space... Advantage: the permissions for .cache could be resolved since that folder would be created inside each user's folder.. I invite you to review the .deb package we made for Tahoma2D in case it is useful to you. Best regards.

http://repo.quirinux.org/pool/main/t/tahoma2d/