On 2007-10-05 16:22:47 +0200, M9. wrote:
> I used the shutdown command, and noticed that zypper demands a "time" to
> do this, so if there is nothing to update, it will not shut down after
> the "job is done"..
> If told to shut down "now", a proposition made in th help file, it shuts
> down imidiately, without a proper method.
> Apps that are open don't get saved .
>
> I suggest, zypper calls the normal shutdown procedure for this action,
> now it feels like a crash ;-)
>
> On the other hand, zypper handles the upgrade perfectly, no probs wse..nice!
zypper cant know how to tell all your applications how to shut down
properly. and it should not know that. if you know that your cmdline
will shutdown later on. how about your closing all applications and save
the stuff before calling "zypper ; shutdown -h now"?
that sounds more reasonable to me.
darix
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