https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65509
--- Comment #24 from Patrick Smits <[email protected]> --- I just had a colleague loosing his work. He had created a document and started working in it. He never saved it in between. When he was typing he used some keyboard shortcuts and inadvertently closed the document. He's not sure what exactly happened, since it all went really fast. However the end result was that it did not get stored on disk. I'm not sure if there is solution for these kind of stupidities, but I think it happens quite often in real life situations. It happens to me once or twice a year, although I know I should always start a new document and save it immediately *and* use CTRL-S to save on a regular interval. However the end result is that I don't trust my text editing program from saving me from these kind of stupidities. This probably needs to end up in some kind of feature request, but I really wanted to share it in this bug, so brighter minds can think about a solution that works for users. Maybe always keep a copy of the last 10 documents in a temp directory or something? And save them in 10 minute intervals even when a user says not to save? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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