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Originally Posted by truth1ness
The close/quit behavior for calibre is very non-standard for Mac applications.
For mac it usually works like this:
Cmd-Q = quit
Cmd-W = close window but don't quit
Click on red corner button = Cmd-W close window but don't quit
But calibre kind of has it messed up
Cmd-Q = quit
Cmd-W = nothing
Click on red corner button = Cmd-Q quit
Most of the time I don't want to quit, I just want to close the window but leave it running but not visible so the book server can stay up. It'd be nice if it followed the usual mac conventions.
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Macs have it wrong
They don't have a CONTROL key , even the antique KSR-33 (commonly used as minicomputer input terminal when they were not spewing AP wire service copy) had one of these.
They don't have a
Windows key 
Calibre uses QT5 toolkits for the GUI
Windows does not have a
Top and a
Bottom when right-clickin' scroll bars. Calibre (and Sigil) do.
Who is wrong?? Neither... Just different