Do objects created in MainMenu.nib ever get dealloc'ed?

If my MainMenu.nib contains an instance of one of my classes... for example a "MyController" object... and I give that class a dealloc method... what, if anything, would cause dealloc to get called?
For example, it seems like when the NSApp is quitting perhaps it ought to dealloc the stuff it loaded from MainMenu.nib, but that doesn't seem to be happening. And, since my "MyController" object alloc's and init's some other objects when it does it's "awakeFromNib" it seems like it ought to release those objects when it gets dealloc'ed.
Am I missing something, or forgetting to implement something. Or am I just overcomplicating something I really don't need to worry about?
Steve
20 iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)
20 iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Have you read this thread at CocoaDev? I think you will find that the objects in MyDocument.nib in a document-based app do go thru dealloc, but I don't see how it much matters if your non-document-based app is terminating. You can use delegate methods like windowWillClose or applicationWillTerminate in your controller class to do clean up duty in a single-window app. I still have a lot to learn about NSWindowController myself.

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The root user is disabled because it does not have a valid password set. Because there are a number of ways to set a password, there are also several ways to enable root, including one method (the first we'll look at), that was designed specifically for assigning the root account password and only the root password. In addition, you'll see how the sudo command can provide root-level access even when the root password is disabled. We recommend that users access the root account only when absolutely necessary.
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There are a couple of graphical ways to enable the root account using the NetInfo Manager utility. Do not worry if you do not understand what the NetInfo Manager utility is at this time. We will take an in-depth look at the NetInfo Manager utility in Chapter 23.
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In this example, sudo is used to run su to become root until you exit the session. When root is enabled, su can be used to switch to the root user. When using su by itself, the password you enter to become root is that of root, rather than yours, as you do with sudo.
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Password:
[localhost:/Users/joray] root#
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Here is an example:
[localhost:~] joray% sudo passwd root
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New password:
Retype new password:
[localhost:~] joray%
The password that you initially enter is your password. Then you supply a password for root, and re-enter it for verification. If you mistype the password, you will be prompted again, as shown in this example:
[localhost:~] joray% sudo passwd root
Password:
Changing password for root.
New password:
Retype new password:
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New password:
Retype new password:
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