It's possible to fool Terminal into thinking it still has a process running when it doesn't. Steps:
- Launch
Mailwithout a mail server configured. - Select "Yes" in the dialog which asks if you want to configure it now.
- Notice that the Mail process has exited in the Terminal, but the "..." is still on the close button.
- Close MailSettings. The "..." remains.
- Try to close Terminal and it warns about running processes, but neither Mail nor MailSettings are still running.
Weirdly, if you do this again and click "No" in step 2, then the bug will stop appearing until you reboot Serenity.
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