Just bought SuperSu Pro. Thanks!

First and foremost, thanks for your work.  It serves very well.  I just want to make sure you understand the following is merely my thoughts agreeing with your decision, not really a criticism.

Honestly, the lack of multiuser use is due to overall multiuser funkiness.  It's like the transition from Win9x to Win2K or WinNT.  A fairly high percentage of apps both on Win9x and pre-4.2 Android seem to make quite a few assumptions and function poorly or not at all with other-than-owner UIDs.  And just like that 9x to NT transition, I predict it will be YEARS, maybe even close to a decade, before multiuser on Android could be called "usable."  It will be a cute little toy until the majority of apps become multiuser aware (at least where it matters).  It's a pity just like in the 9x case multiuser wasn't baked in from the get-go.  There are some good pragmatic reasons in each case why it wasn't, but still...

Heck, I have a second user on my Nx7 but it gets used so rarely because close to nothing works, not even my preferred GO Launcher.  I want to, desperately, because it's just best practice to run with the fewest rights to accomplish the task, but just like a lot of the software on WinNT which was originally designed in the Win9x days, it's usually impossible to run as a non-administrator, or likewise, non-owner under Andy.  It's also kinda silly to me that software installed under owner is not by default available to other users; shouldn't it be like root installing an rpm or a deb??

+Joe Philipps well to be fair, there's isn't really that much you can do as owner that you cannot do as non-owner - the difference is far from administrator/root vs normal user on desktops. Personally I don't really see the use - at this time.

A major difference is of course root-y apps because they do stuff outside of the API. A normal app really shouldn't have much problem running as non-owner.

Makes me wonder which issues exactly you have run into, and whether they really are the result of owner/non-owner or just sloppy API use in the programs you use. Maybe this is not the right place or time, though.

As for installing for multiple users, I think a few things could be said regarding what might be ideal under different circumstances. However, something that is certainly not ideal is that there doesn't seem to be a way to manage installations across users. According to some Android engineers I talked to, there really isn't it (not using pm commands or something like that). I hope they were wrong but I couldn't find it myself anyway.

I do now that one of the requirements for SuperSU multi-user is going to be that SuperSU needs to be installed as a system app (seems everybody gets system apps) or for separately, but for every user that requires root access. Its all rather messy!

+Chainfire: Thank you for your thoughts.  I would tend to agree, a separate thread discussing and debating the multiuser issue would probably be more appropriate, and I apologize. 

Pleased to report that the orientation issues on my P5110 are gone, now I can use my folding case without having to worry about the infamous flashing SuperSU prompts :-)

Thanks a million

Thanks for the update. Glad I just got pro ! :-D

Thx!

very nice, I'm going to  update it

Excellent! 

Thanks you

Kudos:)

wooohooo .... chainfire for next President !!

updated to version 1.0, now my sgs3 does not respond anymore to my input after a restart. drains battery and is unusable...

PLEASE HELP!

Grazie

+Markus Schuckert please report to the thread on XDA

Perfect!!!!

Nice!

+Joe Philipps same discontent here... bought Nexus 7 and with 4.2 I thought my daughter could have her own user environment without interference in mine... sadly wrong.

Gracias men ya lo tengo y probando

tHank you dude

Thx man...hope to c more from u...