I think you already have what you need. "shutdown -h now" does not
immediately power down the system. It sends a "SIGTERM" signal to each
process, waits then unmounts the file system then halts. If your
software had a "SIGTERM" signal handler then it could ask if you want to
save data. Some
I got this put together.
https://youtu.be/tKHrTkvBHCg
One lingering question (for now).
The shutdown script calls “sudo shutdown -h now”
I’d like something a bit softer. For example, if there’s an unsaved change in
an open program, the program should be able to interrupt the shutdown. What
sh
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