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10.5: Be aware of a Software Update Command-Q issue
I agree with the comments that this is not a bug.
10.5: Be aware of a Software Update Command-Q issue
I agree with you here, and have found myself in situations where I have accidentally logged out of my own account when trying to log out a remote systems account using ARD. But that isn't the issue here. Something like Software Update should never respond to the Command-Q action when it's in the middle of actually installing the update.
Take a look at good installers, and what you'll see is that buttons like "Cancel" become grayed out at a certain point in the install process, because the developer was smart enough to know that is the user hit cancel at that point, they would be left with incomplete software. Why should Software Update act any differently in this case? For him, it was only Safari. What if it had been 10.5.3 that was interrupted in the middle of the install? You're saying OS X should just allow that to happen??? |
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