> This is exactly the same line Microsoft took when they broke poorly architected applications with the new (and much better!) security model in Vista. "You're

> This is exactly the same line Microsoft took when they broke poorly architected applications with the new (and much better!) security model in Vista. "You're the one who wrote an app that needlessly requires root privileges, you have only yourself to blame." And lo and behold, a decade later everyone has sucked it up and done the right thing. Sure, there were growing pains, but it was for the best and in hindsight everyone can agree with that. Sometimes the boot just has to come down, for better and for worse, everyone will adapt and life will continue.