The reason is that Run and RunOnce may rely on future events happening. I know places where RunOnce was a full fledge GUI program which required further user intervention. Do we really want to pop that up when wine EXITS?
Fabian Cenedese wrote:
I think that is the right thing to do. If someone clicked "do not reboot Windows", maybe becasue that's what they are used to have to click, they still expect the windows to be ok the next time.
If the reboot gets delayed and I just quit the program, is the reboot still called
at wine exit? Or would it be better if wine checks on every start if there are
things necessary to complete (copy files...)? Maybe already too late.
bye Fabi
