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10.5: Be aware of a Software Update Command-Q issue
Am I missing something here? The program is functioning *exactly* as programmed, yet the user is inputting the wrong command and it is to be considered a *bug*?
Breaking the OS is a feature!?
I bet you never ever had to use Undo, right? No application should have it, because that's just bending to error-prone humans.
Breaking the OS is a feature!?
Thank you for that comment. Saved me the trouble. :-)
10.5: Be aware of a Software Update Command-Q issue
For something potentially system critical like the software update process, the user should not be able to interrupt the process. Finder does not (by default) have a "Quit Finder" command, neither should the Software Update pre-reboot process. |
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