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Not quite.
Maye it is true in leopard, which I do not have yet, that the windowserver lives on as a process on logout. On previous systems the logout relaunches windowserver ( with no other users logged in, of course). In which case mark this as a leopard fix. In the older systems the relaunch of the loginwindow *also* causes the windowserver to relaunch. The paradigm is : logout cleanly ( handled by loginwindow), loginwindow quits, windowserver sees the loginwindow go down, windowserver quits, launchd( or init in previous systems) relaunches loginwindow which tickles the windowserver to relaunch. Fairly clean. Similarly the loginwinodow will exit cleanly ( unlike other applications) when the windowserver dies. |
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