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Synchronize the stops at startup #1806

Open William-Purvis opened 7 months ago

William-Purvis commented 7 months ago

When I start up GrandOrgue, it seems to remember which stops were set at shutdown. However, it doesn't tell my console, so the lights on the tabs don't agree with the actual settings. There doesn't appear to be any setting in the setup dialogue to request this. How do other people manage?

jason-barba commented 7 months ago

What OS do you use?

I use Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and can shutdown with the computer's power button with GO running. When restart, GO comes up in the mode defined by the last Save.

William-Purvis commented 7 months ago

On 18/02/2024 08:39, Jens Andersson wrote:

What OS du you use?

I use Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and can shutdown with the computer's power button with GO running. When restart, GO comes up in the mode defined by the last Save.

I'm running Debian 12. Yes, I can do that, but it seems to be a crude method. I was brought up to believe that things should be shut down in an orderly manner! I guess the SIGTERM method is probably going to be the nearest I can manage.

Bill

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jason-barba commented 7 months ago

I'm running Debian 12. Yes, I can do that, but it seems to be a crude method. I was brought up to believe that things should be shut down in an orderly manner! I guess the SIGTERM method is probably going to be the nearest I can manage.

I have used the "crude" method for many years now without any problems (so far anyway).

//Jens