I’m setting up a machine the will be run headlessly, so I need to eliminate any dialogs that might halt start up. After an abnormal shutdown, GigPerformer is offering a reopening of windows, and I really need to make it not do that. I’m on GigPerformer 4. Is there I way to fix this?
I appreciate the response. No, this isn’t what I’m looking for. What I’m talking about is a dialogue that comes up on next boot if you force quit GP. I haven’t seen it again since I mentioned it though, so maybe it’s a non-issue. Shrug.
The OS would have to restart Gig Performer - it doesn’t do it by itself. We would have to be running a background daemon (for example) to be able to do such things.
This is the dialog I’m talking about. So curious if it’s the same one @mechanica was talking about.
You get it the next time you open Gig Performer after a crash/hang, but not in all instances, as I never previously got this message.
This is a system dialog. It’s not something we built in so you’d have to look at the OS settings to disable something like this. Generally though - force-quitting should only be reserved for situations when its really needed, not as a shortcut for a quick exit.
Nah, I already have those settings applied.
It’s not an issue for me, as I only get it after a crash (that’s of my own making). I was just assuming it was GP generated based on the use of the GP icon, but know better now.
What that made me think of was the midi controllers or software such as Bomes that can convert a midi message to a keystroke, to allow you to get past those unexpected windows.
Ah, good suggestion. I’ve used ControllerMate for this sort of thing for a long time. Excellent software, although unfortunately no longer being developed as far as I can tell. Big Sur compatibility is questionable.