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He talks about short-lived applications, but on my Mac, it's rare that I launch a new application. I have most of my apps running all the time.
by dhosek 5y ago
He talks about short-lived applications, but on my Mac, it's rare that I launch a new application. I have most of my apps running all the time.
- pixelgeek 5y agoAnd I can't do that with any of the Electron apps that I use with the exception of Nota which just sits in the background not doing anything since it is a text editor. If I keep Tabby open for too long it starts to spike the CPU and I suspect that this would be the case for any active Electron apps.