@Decibelter: Yes I’ve experienced the same little problem myself with Linux 32-bit OpenSUSE 11.4
The problem of that ‘mv -f’ dialog box popping up when saving over an existing file
I find is unfortunately difficult to trigger. Most of the time it works as expected, but
sometimes I catch it and get the ‘mv -f’ dialog box.
Just my two cents worth for the linux development team:
Let me assume you build a shell string that reads something like:
if mv -f ‘/home/RenoiseSongs/testsong.xrns.tmp’ ‘/home/RenoiseSongs/testsong.xrns’; then exit 1; fi
And execute the above shell command with the linux system call function.
Linux system call function
It may be worth checking how you handle the return status code from that system call function.
BTW Great tracker program. 