> The other part that changed in r14238/9 is that osx users no longer have > Vidalia set to start on login automatically. This is because the > installer runs as root via sudo, and the proper command, "defaults", > won't run correctly in a sudo shell. The fix for this may be to install > the vidalia bundle into $HOME and not assume people use OSX like a > multi-user unix system, but rather each user runs their own tor/vidalia > setup. Of course, if two or more people use the same OSX system, the > first one to startup vidalia/tor wins. The second, and subsequent, users > will receive errors indicating the Tor ports are already taken.
Isn't a better solution to ask, "Should this be system-wide affecting all users, or only for the current user?" during install?
