RootLaunch 1.0 review

With RootLaunch you can launch applications as the root user.

License:	Freeware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	110K
Developer:	Laine Lee
Price:	$0.00
Updated:	10 Nov 2005

With RootLaunch you can launch applications as the root user.

RootLaunch launches applications as root successfully in most cases. RootLaunch may ask you to choose the base executable for the application in certain situations. Some applications may cause problems for RootLaunch. In particular, Toast 6 causes an error message to be displayed, but if you okay the message dialog, it successfully launches as a root process.

To use RootLauncher, just drag a single application icon to RootLauncher's icon or window, enter your password and press enter or return, then press enter or return again to launch the application as root.

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