En réponse à "Bruno G. Albuquerque" <bga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, Helmar Rudolph wrote: > > > On a remotely related note, in GEOS you could shut down the > > system at any time. It would then reboot the next with WITH > > your applications open AND the documents you were working on! > > And as the GEOS "auto-save" default is set to 1min, even in > > case of a complete system crash you would lose less than > > 1min's work. This is something I'd like to see on BeOS too, > > because if it's aimed at the desktop, it has to be > > newbie-proof, so even if they just shut down the system the > > hard way, it should restart just where they left/shut-it off. > > > > Any comments? > > Yes. You have a faulty application (or a malicious application) that > will > crash/shutdown your system when you run it. The system restarts, the app > > is started again. Another crash/shutdown... > > You get the idea. > > -Bruno > > > > SPACE bar, boot options, failsafe mode... But yeah this can be annoying. That's why I suggest we restart only those apps we know want to be restarted. (what if you are running some installer that begins to format a partition ? you just finished installing, edited your settings, and you shutdown without closing it... you reboot, and oops, the installer runs again, reformating you partition =))) That is blatant, but who knows :) François.