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Not necessarily true. Often there is application state that you don't want to lose, which isn't saved. For example if you have open IM/IRC windows or if you hav
by kbatten 15y ago
Not necessarily true. Often there is application state that you don't want to lose, which isn't saved. For example if you have open IM/IRC windows or if you have multiple opened Documents that you are reading that are saved.
Though I think a better way is just to save all state when quitting no matter what your application does.
- calloc 15y agoLion is definitely on the way to fixing this.