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You only need to be online to open and save the file. You can switch apps and go back to DroidEdit and still have your file open, even if Android decides to kil
by arestivo 15y ago
You only need to be online to open and save the file. You can switch apps and go back to DroidEdit and still have your file open, even if Android decides to kill DroidEdit in a low memory situation.
- bergie 15y agoThat is a good start. But since most of my projects consist of many files, still not fully optimal. Though, having the chrooted Ubuntu there helps with testing the code I wrote, too.