https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40227
--- Comment #27 from Christoph Hintermüller <[email protected]> --- @Mike Kagarsky you are wrong. There is already intrusive UI getting in the way. The message-box telling that the file does not exist is already there which typically remains in the background and has to be searched on <alt><tab> menu to make libreoffice continue. At least when called with ``` loffice <document.odt> & disown ``` not block the command line in a first run. The message-box has all the information about where the file is to be stored. So the only needed is a button that opens an empty document and sets the save path to the file path the message box already has reported to not exist. Manually typing touch every time obsoletes the command line at all and automatizing with an alias bears the risk that the file is created any time when it does not exists. Eg in some occasions i want to be informed when i forgot for example to place the file in the right place eg. check out from git that it does not exist. In short just cause some do not like message boxes or messages at all on startup that does not mean that other would not appreciate to be informed and have the option. At least as command line message asking whether file should be created instead of opening a graphical message box (anyway a bit strange for a commandline interface). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
