Since I (and others) have had problems with software updates sometimes not working right when installed using an administrator profile, I was wondering if we should log into root to do the installs. I'm mainly thinking of System software, but possibly other application software also. I remember when I installed Jaguar and it broke an application. The only way to get the application to work with Jaguar was to log in as root and then reinstall the application software. Apple later fixed the bug in Jaguar that killed the application.
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Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney


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