> But a Mac application doesnt do that - never ever.
AFAICT this "paradigm" is no longer written in stone: in more recent versions of OS X (Lion, Mountain Lion), applications using native toolkits (for example apps like Apple's TextEdit and Preview) support a new feature called 'Automatic Termination'.
See also: <https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/171935/comments/7>
Do we really need to track this in two separate reports, depending on whether Inkscape was compiled with GTK+/X11 or GTK+/Quartz? Proposing to link this report as duplicate to Bug #171935 “OSX Don't close the application when closing Inkscape window”.
> But a Mac application doesnt do that - never ever.
AFAICT this "paradigm" is no longer written in stone: in more recent versions of OS X (Lion, Mountain Lion), applications using native toolkits (for example apps like Apple's TextEdit and Preview) support a new feature called 'Automatic Termination'. /bugs.launchpad .net/inkscape/ +bug/171935/ comments/ 7>
See also: <https:/
Do we really need to track this in two separate reports, depending on whether Inkscape was compiled with GTK+/X11 or GTK+/Quartz? Proposing to link this report as duplicate to
Bug #171935 “OSX Don't close the application when closing Inkscape window”.