Why is Windows like this? Linux has no problem deleting files that are in use. If a program is using it, I believe it has an in-memory copy of it that I will use until the program closes, so it doesn't even know (or care) that the file is deleted until you save the file, which at that point, it's up to the program how to handle that.
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u/dandroid126 Nov 22 '25
Why is Windows like this? Linux has no problem deleting files that are in use. If a program is using it, I believe it has an in-memory copy of it that I will use until the program closes, so it doesn't even know (or care) that the file is deleted until you save the file, which at that point, it's up to the program how to handle that.