On Sunday 19 June 2016 22:30:27 C R wrote:
> > What do you know about why if you close the last opened file, close the
> > entire program too?, and why if open various files, open various windows
> > of
> > the program?
>
> You may have noticed that Inkscape opens windows for each file that's open.
> In fact, if you open inkscape without specifying a file (like from the
> program icon or command line) it will open up a new document.
>
> This is in contrast to programs like GIMP which open up each file in a tab
> inside one program window.
> It makes sense for GIMP to keep the program open when the last file is gone
> because you can open a new file and it becomes a tab in the window.
> Since Inkscape opens up a window for each file, if there are no files,
> there are no windows. :)
> So if you wanted Inkscape to stay open... what would you see? Should it pop
> up another empty file?

Actually, that's what Inkscape does since quite a while.

> -C

Tobias

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