Christian Hergert <christ...@hergert.me> wrote: ... > > "There is no need for the Quit menu item and the recommendation is to > remove it from all locations." > > - What about applications that have multiple windows? It seems > cumbersome to track down all your windows to ensure the application exits.
My answer right now is, well, users will have to close each window individually, and that's probably a good thing. For one thing, it will help to prevent accidental closure. However, if there are specific cases where closing multiple windows at once is important, that would be good to explore. > - If we were to do this in conjunction with systemd/cgroup2 CPU > priority for foreground/background applications (like Android) I'd feel > a lot better about it. > > - I'm also concerned due to how many applications we've had over the > years that get themselves into various types of spin loops. Do we want > to rely on the compositor/shell for force quit? > > - Perhaps this also should be attempted in conjunction with > save/restore session APIs like the old days of SMClient so that we are > more free to kill/freeze background applications on constrained devices? These all sound like good things to investigate, and if this change pushes us to do that, then all the better! Allan _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
