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Applications that appear to quit are essentially suspended; they consume RAM but not CPU and cannot do work in the background. If an application needs to do wo
by thought_alarm 15y ago
Applications that appear to quit are essentially suspended; they consume RAM but not CPU and cannot do work in the background.
If an application needs to do work in the background then it is not subject to automatic termination by either behavior #1 or behavior #2 and simply remains running.
- sudont 15y agoYou’re very correct on everything. However, what about anything that is largely async? Background daemons?