| 2012-10-02 00:22:26 |
Dario Ruellan |
description |
What I expect:
Selecting "quit" from the quicklist on the launcher, should always exit the app.
What I get:
Some applications that have a "hide" option, they close the main window but remain active on the background.
Test case:
Open Rhythmbox and play a music track.
Right click on the launcher icon and select "quit".
The music keeps playing.
You must open Rthymbox and select "quit" from the "music" menu to effectively close it.
I feel that "quit" on the launcher should be a shortcut of the "quit" option of the app, and not a mimic of the close button of the window.
Background apps as Rhythmbox or Banshee should be terminated when using the launcher quicklist option.
Ubuntu: 12.04 LTS
Unity: 5.16.0 |
What I expect:
Selecting "quit" from the quicklist on the launcher, should always exit the app.
What I get:
Some applications that have a "hide" option, they close the main window but remain active on the background.
Test case:
Open Rhythmbox and play a music track.
Right click on the launcher icon and select "quit".
The music keeps playing.
You must open Rthymbox and select "quit" from the "music" menu to effectively close it.
I feel that "quit" on the launcher should be a shortcut for the "quit" option on the app menu, and not a mimic of the close button of the window.
Background apps as Rhythmbox or Banshee should be terminated when using the launcher quicklist option.
Ubuntu: 12.04 LTS
Unity: 5.16.0 |
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