Prettier Systrace

Contributed by jose on 2002-10-02 from the gtk-sandboxes dept.

A recent update to the systrace website shows that a new GTK front end to systrace has been released. Gtk-systrace , a replacement for xsystrace, is a new project to add a prettier picture to systrace policy generation.

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By Chris Humphries () chumphries@drauku.net on 2002-10-02 16:14 mailto:chumphries@drauku.net

nice to see a frontend for systrace.
good job!
By Todd Fries () todd@openbsd.org on 2002-10-08 14:18 mailto:todd@openbsd.org

xsystrace was written as a replacement for gtk-systrace, not the other way around.
gtk-systrace is the 'easy to code' development version that may look prettier, but xsystrace is the version that ships with the system.
gtk-systrace obviously cannot ship with X or the base system since it relies on gnu libraries, gtk namely.
You can build your own systrace gui, if you choose, it is a very easy thing to replace the default gui. This is what the '-g ' option is for! ;-)

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