On Tue, 2015-10-06 at 16:45 +0200, Alexander Kinne wrote: > In this case what is the sense of the switcher/ app-spread? Its just a > list of apps that got "started once" - fine. Whats the point of having > such a list?
My understanding is that a stopped app should store it's state before it
gets killed, so that if you open it again it would restore itself. So,
to a typical user there is no discernible difference between a running
app and a 'started once' app (except for a brief delay as the killed app
restores).
Swiping away an app would be telling the app to actually close down,
and next time it is opened it runs from a fresh state.
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