Actually, it has nothing to do with clicking the close button at all. - Use a terminal window as the window that will be closed. - Arrange the windows as described above. - Type 'exit' or hit ctrl-d in the terminal window to leave the shell. This will then implicitly close the terminal window. - Watch the lower window raised.
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