This has always annoyed me.
Why are features enabled per package and not per user?
This just seems stupid to me.
If I want most users to not have the new Terminal interface, but if I want one or two users to have access to it, I have to create a new feature set, then create a package with the same values that they currently have but with this newly created feature set, and then upgrade/downgrade the user to that new package.
Why?
Why can't I just give that user access to the Terminal feature?
Why are features enabled per package and not per user?
This just seems stupid to me.
If I want most users to not have the new Terminal interface, but if I want one or two users to have access to it, I have to create a new feature set, then create a package with the same values that they currently have but with this newly created feature set, and then upgrade/downgrade the user to that new package.
Why?
Why can't I just give that user access to the Terminal feature?