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Yeah, since this is generally how things work in OS X it makes Atom feel quite ancient to me. It's such a major step in the wrong direction to have to go back
by kristofferR 12y ago
Yeah, since this is generally how things work in OS X it makes Atom feel quite ancient to me.
It's such a major step in the wrong direction to have to go back to trying to avoid shutting down applications/your computer since it's such a big hassle.
If I want save something I'll save it and if I want to close something I'll close it, just keep it "open" for me in the mean time.
- lloeki 12y agoAtom persist the workspace per directory. $ atom some/where/to/my/project # open files # close atom $ atom some/where/to/my/project # atom reopens everything I had open for that project Much more sensible for me than the reopen every single project I had open last time.