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Add reference to bug .

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Tor Lillqvist 2004-09-25 20:28:42 +00:00
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standard output or standard error are invalid (as they are for GUI
applications). These console windows that open up unexpectedly
have caused endless amounts of confusion among
end-users. (#141102)
end-users. (#141102, #151175)
Don't output the process id on Windows. Only output the program
name. If not set with g_set_prgname(), fetch the application

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standard output or standard error are invalid (as they are for GUI
applications). These console windows that open up unexpectedly
have caused endless amounts of confusion among
end-users. (#141102)
end-users. (#141102, #151175)
Don't output the process id on Windows. Only output the program
name. If not set with g_set_prgname(), fetch the application

@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
standard output or standard error are invalid (as they are for GUI
applications). These console windows that open up unexpectedly
have caused endless amounts of confusion among
end-users. (#141102)
end-users. (#141102, #151175)
Don't output the process id on Windows. Only output the program
name. If not set with g_set_prgname(), fetch the application

@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
standard output or standard error are invalid (as they are for GUI
applications). These console windows that open up unexpectedly
have caused endless amounts of confusion among
end-users. (#141102)
end-users. (#141102, #151175)
Don't output the process id on Windows. Only output the program
name. If not set with g_set_prgname(), fetch the application

@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
standard output or standard error are invalid (as they are for GUI
applications). These console windows that open up unexpectedly
have caused endless amounts of confusion among
end-users. (#141102)
end-users. (#141102, #151175)
Don't output the process id on Windows. Only output the program
name. If not set with g_set_prgname(), fetch the application