In comp.sys.mac.programmer.misc Warren Oates <warren.oates@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> In article <1185234360.750662@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Michael Ash <mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>> You don't install Safari for a user, you install it on a system.
>> Installing from three different users will make no difference at all.
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> That's not what I meant. You install them system-wide, obviously, and
> invoke them from three separate users.
It still makes no difference. You can't install "them", since each
installation will completely overwrite the previous one. You'll end up
with one copy of Safari, one copy of WebKit, and three users all running
the exact same app and libraries.
Without resorting to dyld trickery like WebKit.app does, you can only use
one version of WebKit per system at a time. Even with dyld trickery, it
seems that WebKit 1.3 is a lost hope on 10.4.
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Michael Ash
Rogue Amoeba Software
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