Im looking for explanation for a behavior after the pc (win32 xp) has been in sleep-mode, or lmms has been trayed for a longer period. Leaving Dormant state, does not take place in a gracefull way, lmms will in fact quite often fail, and lock down (soft crash -no hang). 'Waking' lmms always lead to a serious peak in cpu-usage, and that is propl. where the crash can occour- (??) But why does lmms behave like that, and can other reproduce this behavior on other os (all?)What about laptops (closing the lock). Should it be metioned in release-notes, that it is a bad idea, to 'sleep' a running lmms ?
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