Programs that minimize to tray are like the Hotel California
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I press the universally-recognized "minimize" button, they minimize to tray.
I press the universally-recognized "close" button, they minimize to tray.
I go to File > Exit, they minimize to tray.
I right-click and select "close", they minimize to tray.
I press alt+f4, they minimize to tray.
By 2020, even running over the PC tower with a monster truck will just minimize to tray.
File > Exit should never minimize to tray...
But for the record, pressing the window's close button, pressing alt+f4 (or whatever shortcut your WM uses), and right-clicking a taskmanager's button and selecting "close" are equivalent actions, by which I mean, the program is receiving the exact same input.
>> JanKusanagi @ DM:
“File > Exit should never minimize to tray...
But for the record, pressing the window's close button, pressing alt+f4 (or whatever shortcut your WM uses), and right-clicking a taskmanager's button and selecting "close" are equivalent actions, by which I mean, the program is receiving the exact same input.”
This is true, but I've used a few programs that re-bound the key shortcuts and did similar silliness.