It *might* be a GnuCash bug, but of course, others would need to confirm
this behavior.
That seems more like a facility of Windows than something for which
GnuCash is responsible.
And as noted, fixing it only applies to clean OS shutdowns/reboots.
Nothing catches the case of a power outage,
There are still scenarios where a power outage happens or the user shuts
Windows down thinking all programs are safely closed when that is not true,
as two of innumerable examples.
On Mon, Jan 16, 2023 at 4:14 PM R Losey wrote:
> You wrote "if shutting down GnuCash" - do you mean shutting down
You wrote "if shutting down GnuCash" - do you mean shutting down Windows
while GnuCash is running with an unsaved file?
It's nice that Windows notes if LibreOffice is running, but I always assume
I'll lose data if I shut down with unsaved files and I normally close down
everything I'm running
I'm running GnuCash 4.12 on linux, and 4.13 on Windows. If I try to shut
down Windows, it detects programs like LibraOffice are running, and does
not shut down until I have confirmed if I want to save the data or not. I'm
no fan of Windoze,. but I can see the point of that.
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