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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
It honestly baffles me why anyone would employ a workflow that involved leaving EPUBs open for editing while they went to lunch, let alone overnight, or 48 hours.
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I bought my first computer about thirty years ago. I've been using a Mac for over a decade now. I don't shut down and restart my laptop every time I go to lunch or sleep. I don't know how other people do it or what's recommended, but I'm a hard core multi-tasker.
I typically have two or three browsers open, along with Dreamweaver, Photoshop, iTunes, Numbers, Sigil and half a dozen other programs. Why would I want to close everything, then spend five or ten minutes getting re-oriented after lunch?
Things generally work, aside from specific bugs that pop up from time to time - like my problem with Sigil. If I have too many programs open, then I run out of memory, so I have to manage that.
I'm having another problem with Apache, PHP or something like that, but it doesn't appear to have anything to do with the number of programs that are open, nor has anyone been able to solve it. It doesn't appear to be related to my Sigil problems.