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One thing I've noticed about it which rubs me the wrong way is that, on Linux, when I exit the application it keeps running in the background. There's no reason
by gbrown 7y ago
One thing I've noticed about it which rubs me the wrong way is that, on Linux, when I exit the application it keeps running in the background. There's no reason that it advertises why this should be necessary, and I don't see any option to disable it. I shouldn't have to manually kill the process to exit a program.
- ntnsndr 7y agoI agree this is annoying, but you can always Exit the program from the icon in the menubar (works for me on both GNOME and xfce).