> How this isn't considered a horror story is beyond me. Because I generally open Atom once every morning on login, at the same time that there's so much disk

> How this isn't considered a horror story is beyond me. Because I generally open Atom once every morning on login, at the same time that there's so much disk thrashing that pretty much everything else is loading slowly too, and leave it open the entire day. Not a huge deal. Granted, I also don't use Atom for non-programming tasks. If I need to edit a configuration file, or browse a huge XML dump or log file, I use Vim.