I still think that with the lifecycle, it could be usable if it suspended processes when the app was suspended, and restored them when the app is resumed (equivalent to Ctrl+Z, then 'fg' ). At the moment it just kills processes when suspended. I think most use cases like top, watch, or ssh would work just fine like this.
I still think that with the lifecycle, it could be usable if it suspended processes when the app was suspended, and restored them when the app is resumed (equivalent to Ctrl+Z, then 'fg' ). At the moment it just kills processes when suspended. I think most use cases like top, watch, or ssh would work just fine like this.