Logout has always quit your apps since 10.0. I think what you want is to select "Login Window..." from the FUS menu. That will take you to the login prompt but leave you logged in.
Logout has always quit your apps since 10.0. I think what you want is to select "Login Window..." from the FUS menu. That will take you to the login prompt but leave you logged in.
What, pray tell, do you mean by the "FUS menu"?
I'm presuming this is some sort of ad hoc acronym for something like Finder->Users->System or whatever, but since I know that particular grasping-at-straws intrepretation doesn't match any OS X reality, I'm still at a loss for whatever you're trying to get at.
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Originally posted by mefull
Thanks for the reply RA, that does work. I must be crazy because I remember being able to log out somehow and keep apps open.
when you logout gui apps will quit
cmd line apps can be made to run as follows
under termimal
nohup foo&
that will make it run in the background & not quit
alternatively use screen
nohup has been part of unix since the 70's
Originally posted by Ra
Logout has always quit your apps since 10.0. I think what you want is to select "Login Window..." from the FUS menu. That will take you to the login prompt but leave you logged in.
What, pray tell, do you mean by the "FUS menu"?
I'm presuming this is some sort of ad hoc acronym for something like Finder->Users->System or whatever, but since I know that particular grasping-at-straws intrepretation doesn't match any OS X reality, I'm still at a loss for whatever you're trying to get at.