Comment 6 for bug 975608

I think it's dependent on the type of application. For example, something like OOWriter doesn't need an exit button at the end because there is no end, but most games include an Exit menu option in the in-game menus because at some point you expect to quit playing and exit via the menu option (not by just closing the window).

As Brendan points out, Checkbox has a defined linear workflow with a start and a finish, and at the end there should be, IMO, so sort of mechanism to finalize this. To me, clicking Submit Results is not the "End" because there are times I run checkbox and I do NOT want to submit any results (and this is me as an Ubuntu user, not as a certification tester).

But either way, clicking submit results or no, there seems to be no offical "End" to checkbox. Now, in lieu of an exit button, which I would still prefer, perhaps just changing the message text to be more informative would suffice, something like "Please enter your email address associated with your LP account and click Submit Results to submit these test results to Ubuntu Friendly. When you are done, close this window."