Dear Alan: Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it. HOWEVER, there is an Update button on Mandrake's Desktop. It must be there for a purpose. Indeed, when you click on it, it opens up sends down various rpms for your select, asks you for your root password, reviews the packages and then clams shut. This is a bug, not a feature :) If you are going to have an Update button on your user's desktop, it ought to work. The update button on root's desktop works fine. It works exactly the same way as user (of course, it doesn't have to ask for a password). The difference is that it delivers the goods, fetching and installing the rpms perfectly. Now that's what I would like to see on the user's desktop, too. Ben -- Benjamin and Anna Sher Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sher's Russian Web http://www.websher.net
- [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal user] Benjamin Sher
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal user] Alan Shoemaker
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal u... Jason Bodnar
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal u... Benjamin Sher
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... Jeanette Russo
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... sphilp
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as ... John Aldrich
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... Larry Sword
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as ... Benjamin Sher
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... Lyndon Lininger Sr.
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... John Aldrich
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal user] Barry Marler
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as normal u... Benjamin Sher
- Re: [Fwd: [expert] MandrakeUpdate as norm... Axalon Bloodstone
