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At some point hitherto, Ben Jackson hath spake thusly:
> Techincally, if I read it right, it is not Microsoft's fault completely.

I disagree.  There are any number of reasons why you might want/need
to have an application running with elevated priviledges, and
unfortunately if you need to be able to interact with it, that pretty
much means it's going to need a window on the desktop.

Examples of such applications might be system monitors, back-up
agents, etc.  Allowing this should NOT be a problem.  It's almost as
if root ran Xeyes on your display, and it allowed you to get a root
shell...  [Note I did say almost.]

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