Hi all!
I've been having an issue since I moved over to the Mac 7 months ago and I thought I'd reach out for some advice. This happened with Lion that came with the machine and now Mountain Lion on a fresh install that I just did.
Whenever I go to shut down or restart the computer and Logos is running, I always get the message that Logos prevented the shutdown from happening. But, Logos is always closed after this so I assume that Logos just took a bit too long to terminate before the computer could shut down. A second shutdown attempt always works just fine.
Does anyone know if there's a way to fix this? It seems like it's more of an OS X problem than a Logos problem, but is there a way to tell the OS to wait for a few seconds for Logos to terminate? Anyone else run into this and find a solution either in Logos or outside of it?
Thanks!
Timothy Shrimpton:Does anyone know if there's a way to fix this? It seems like it's more of an OS X problem than a Logos problem, but is there a way to tell the OS to wait for a few seconds for Logos to terminate? Anyone else run into this and find a solution either in Logos or outside of it?
Yep – I do. The problem gets mentioned every so often in posts but it a minor niggle that I am used to catering for. I do wonder when it will be sorted though.
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I get this problem too on my MacBook Pro. I think it's caused by the time Logos takes to sync prior to OS X trying to close it. I haven't got a fix, instead I always close Logos myself before selecting "Shut Down" on OS X.
Paul Clarke:I always close Logos myself before selecting "Shut Down" on OS X.
I usually follow the same procedure with most applications. Not too fond of forced termination of apps.
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