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Originally Posted by paluster
I really don't understand why this change has been made. At home with only one user it is really annoying, but anywhere with multiple users accessing a shared background server it is a real deal breaker. You can't shut down the server every time you want to run the GUI and you can't leave a workstation logged on all the time running the gui plus the server. Also, what happened to the option to run the server against a specific virtual library?
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Because if you have two independent programs making changes to the same data store, you get data loss. I dont see why you cannot leave the GUI running, its not like leaving it running somehow consumes extra resources. Your RAM does not care how full it is.
As for a virtual library, setup a user account and specify as many library and virtual library restrictions as you like.