Hello,

I just noticed that Qt applications can trespass on (and possibly hijack) the 
local screen ("console") on OS X, regardless of who's logged in there. When a 
user (B) connected over SSH or some other means to a system on which another 
user (A) is logged in locally, Qt applications launched by user B will display 
on user A's display. They are not fully functional (no menubar, and an error is 
printed concerning the pasteboard), but they probably should refuse to start at 
all, for the protection of both users. That at least is what native 
applications do.

Thoughts?

R.
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