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Re: No "application bucket" needed
On 19/05/10 18:20, Jeremy Nickurak wrote:
> What about rhythmox content sharing?
>
> If rhythmbox is sharing content via one of its plugins, when you close
> it, you don't want it to go a way... you want it to be a background
> service. Closing the window expecting it to still be sharing is a gap
> here.
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> This would seem to be a good reason to say that the connection between
> closing a window and exiting a window is probably too complex to get
> right.... even if you get it right, the users won't understand the
> logic of what's happening.
>
> For consistency sake, closing the rhythmbox window should either
> ALWAYS keep the service running in the bg, or ALWAYS kill the
> service... and I'd suggest the former is safer. If it's not actually
> getting used in any way, it should be getting swapped out to disk,
> brought back into memory when it's required (either as a result of
> local or remote user action).
>
Hmm... that's interesting :-).
Simplistically, I would say that "if content is actively being shared,
it should continue to run unless File->Quit is selected".
MPT?
Mark
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