Is there a way to set "Exit" as a default choice?

[ineuw]

Using Linux, I would like set "exit" as my permanent option. Rather than selecting it each time. Is this possible?

[xCSxXenon]

You want to set 'exit' for your permanent option for what?
In FFS, you can have a sync configuration run a post-sync command, or you can save as a batch job which provides an option to sleep or shut down the computer afterward. Are these along the lines you are looking for?

[therube]

for what?

That's going to be, as the actual sync is ongoing,
"When finished:" [Exit|Sleep|Shutdown][or do nothing at all].

[ineuw]

I want the GUI to exit when the sync is completed. I don't want to select 'Exit' it each time.

[xCSxXenon]

I want the GUI to exit when the sync is completed. I don't want to select 'Exit' it each time.

Just save it as a batch job configuration and run it with a shortcut from your Desktop, Start Menu, or wherever else. The you won't even have a GUI to exit

[Plerry]

Simply RT(F)M.

[ineuw]

This is my fault. I should have mentioned that a yes or no reply suffices. Thanks for all the posts, but before posting, I research my questions, just to save time for everyone. I used RTS, it's an excellent program and there is nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't meet my needs for the time being. That's all.

[xCSxXenon]

If you save a FFS configuration as a batch config, you can select to have it run minimized and/or auto-close. You likely missed these, as they sound like what you are asking for and more

[ineuw]

@xCSxXenon, thanks. I did miss it.

[ineuw]

Batch files don't meet my current requirement, which is to see the files (and times) on both sides before initiating a transfer. Once the process started, I no longer need to see it, and that is why I suggested to move the exit/reboot/shutdown options to the settings.