Well, this isn't something that can be handled by the server. XQuartz
does ask first if you have open X windows when you quit it. quartz-wm
handles the window close button just like any other WM, and it is out
of our (open source) reach. I believe it handles the event properly.
IE, clicking close on an open-office window with an unsaved document
should prompt you first. If it doesn't, then it's a bug in quartz-wm
(bugreport.apple.com).
On Jan 23, 2008, at 08:04, J K wrote:
I think I am remembering this incorrectly, but I thought that window
closing would be prompted by a Warning of Stupidity or Uncertainty(TM)
that there are open processes in the window. I know that Terminal.app
does this -- is there a way to request this as a feature. I just lost
something by accidentally clicking through an open browser window and
closing the xterm window behind it. D'oh ...
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