To: kevkrom
And, may I add, the idea that a non-admin user should be able to modify a software package on a multi-user operating system is patently crazy. Sometimes there's a darn good reason for deferring software upgrades, even security updates, and non-admin users shouldn't have the ability to override admin decisions like that.
7 posted on
08/17/2009 6:02:00 AM PDT by
kevkrom
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To: kevkrom
And, may I add, the idea that a non-admin user should be able to modify a software package on a multi-user operating system is patently crazy. Sometimes there's a darn good reason for deferring software upgrades, even security updates, and non-admin users shouldn't have the ability to override admin decisions like that. You are exactly correct. If you have a multi-user system, you still have to be an administrator to that system. So login once in a while as admin and take care to things.
27 posted on
08/17/2009 11:11:23 AM PDT by
stripes1776
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