Comment 4 for bug 23613

(In reply to comment #3)
> But the user wants this software - it's installed on his system. Not keeping
> your system up-to-date is bad practice and really makes no sense. If the user
> does not want this software anymore, he should simply delete it.

Then why the checkboxes at all? Individual checkboxes create the impression the
user can choose to install them or not (which is only kind of half true).
Personally, if I know a particular piece of software is stable and works well on
my system, then I don't want to be forced to upgrade when there is a risk of the
upgrade changing some functionality I like, or worse breaking something else I
rely on.