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Do you have some packages installed? If so, can you re-run with `atom --safe`? Granted, it is totally normal to have packages when using Atom, but their memory
by maxbrunsfeld 7y ago
Do you have some packages installed? If so, can you re-run with `atom --safe`?
Granted, it is totally normal to have packages when using Atom, but their memory cost shouldn't be considered a penalty that you pay due to Electron. Rather, it's a penalty that you pay if you want an extensible application in which extensions are allowed to use JavaScript.
- windsurfer 7y agoI have no custom packages installed - I use atom just to take notes and do small text editing. When I run `atom --safe` it starts at around the same amount of memory usage: https://imgur.com/j4Co4n6.png https://imgur.com/j4Co4n6.png Side note: Running that command is now preventing my from quitting Atom using the Atom > Quit menu entry. I had to force quit it to get it to close.