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Nope. Total power down. Not standby or hibernate. And, that rotten "Reopen windows when logging back in" checkbox on Macs really grinds my gears. (...maybe I'm
by negativity 13y ago
Nope. Total power down. Not standby or hibernate.
And, that rotten "Reopen windows when logging back in" checkbox on Macs really grinds my gears. (...maybe I'm just a control freak)
- spolu 13y agoAgreed that this checkbox sucks!
- __david__ 13y ago"Hibernate" is a total power down (from the machine perspective).
- vxNsr 13y agoI'm surprised you're not a linux dude, from the way you feel about control
- dandellion 13y agoI think he is, maybe he doesn't know it yet.
- vezzy-fnord 13y agoI believe that classification would be more suited for a *BSD user or someone concerned with integrating the Plan 9 userspace into their workstation. Linux has a pretty low entry point nowadays. Plenty of people I know surf the web, use Skype and check their email like any other user but do it on Ubuntu.
- vxNsr 13y agoI would switch over too, but I'm so used to all the windows shortcuts, and also Office(!) that I'm just too lazy to switch.
- dredmorbius 13y agoThere are some WMs which either emulate look-and-feel of the Windows environment, or let you map hotkeys, that this isn't too much of a hurdle. My preference happens to be WindowMaker, which allows extensive hotkey mappings.
- wahnfrieden 13y agoCool, you have a personal preference :)
- hexley 13y agoSo uncheck it? Have I done something weird to my Mac? 10.7.5 Lion here, when I press the power button it comes up unchecked by default. "Edit: since 10.7.4, the "Reopen windows when logging back in" checkbox has stayed unchecked if you uncheck it once, so the hacks below are not needed anymore." Update your Mac.