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From: Greg Pavelcak <gpavelcak@philos.umass.edu>
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Subject: FvwmWinList
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I use fvwm and activate the WinList module on startup from the .fvwmrc.
Yesterday I changed the second mouse button click from iconify to
close, but I have seen people talk about "exiting gracefully" and I
started to wonder if it is generally preferable to exit applications
using the quit/exit command provided rather than by closing the window
containing the application. 

Is there any difference?

 Thanks for the input.

Greg
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