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I launch Emacs when I log in just after booting. It restores its desktop (all the frames and buffers) and I never close it. Even though it has to restore a co
by kwhitefoot 5y ago
I launch Emacs when I log in just after booting. It restores its desktop (all the frames and buffers) and I never close it. Even though it has to restore a couple of dozen buffers and nearly that many frames it takes only a few seconds anyway.
As I am in Emacs anyway opening a file is very fast unless it's a really large file, multiple giga bytes.
Why would anyone close Emacs? Do you close the web browser too? What about X Windows?