David Bovill wrote:
>
> > What properties and concepts are different between having (many) separate
> > stacks for each kind of template and learning / development project -
> > compared to having a few giant bloody stacks with as many 'Backgrounds' or
> > 'Groups' as I feel like.
>
> Problem with "giant bloody stacks" is that they take a "bloody long time' to
> load (into memory the first time it is opened). Once opened you should be
> able to jump around OK, but there are memory problems on the Mac platform
> due to that platforms memory management (pre OSX).
Big stacks also take a lot of time to save.
This doesn't matter if it is a stack that the user can't change
(like a game or tutorial), but it becomes annoying when it is a stack
where the user enters new data all the time, like business software...
Serge Grenier
