SU 2006-002v1.0 vs1.1

My poor brain is addlepated. I've tracked this for hours now, guess there was nothing better to do. P~)
To keep this simple.
SU 2006-002v1.0 is installed 3/13/06 3.03 pm and working fine.
SU 2006-002v1.1 never showed up in Software Update.
Any point in installing 1.1????
Green and Gold stars will be awarded when I reach a consensus decision with consideration of comment quality and position in the thread. (earliest 1st, d'oh)
May be of value to others as perplexed as I am.
Thanks in advance to the Maestros / Gurus who come to my aid.
Early PC G4 AGP (Sawtooth) 1 Ghz 832 Mb Ram Mac OS X (10.4.5) Do not start vast problems with a half vast mind.
Early PC G4 AGP (Sawtooth) 1 Ghz 832 Mb Ram Mac OS X (10.4.5) Do not start vast problems with a half vast mind.

I can't find my way back to the article just now but I a spokesman for Apple told the interviewer that the 1.1 update was to fix a problem with Safari when the user had moved Safari out of the Applications folder. In that case Safari wouldn't launch after the security update from the dock. This 1.1 version fixed only that particular problem and nothing else. Otherwise it's identical to the original and those who installed the original update without this problem don't need to apply the 1.1 version.
Obviously it won't hurt anything if you do apply it but that's why it's not showing up in Software Update for those who applied the first version. So said the Apple spokesman.
This clears things up for me, at least.

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