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[Jo-Erlend Schinstad <joerlend.schinstad@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 26. feb. 2012 08:26, Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
> No, "Quit" should quit. It might do so graciously, offering you the 
> chance to save files, but the end result should be that the little 
> triangle disappears altogether; the app is stopped.
> Mark
Yes, but how exactly should that be done? I mean, the application itself 
is able to ignore normal signals. So when it doesn't quit and, like 
Transmission, simply hides the window and keeps doing its thing; should 
that be considered a bug in Transmission? Or will the launcher wait a 
certain amount and then kill it, or what?  In the case with 
Transmission, when you really tell it to quit, it will display a dialog 
asking you to wait for status updates to be sent, etc. This can take 
some time. How will this be handled?

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Jo-Erlend Schinstad