I used to save to my desktop folder, the TODOs, logs copy pasted from different places and various other things which I thought were important enough to refer back some day but not that important to save them in specific folders. This led to my desktop being completely cluttered after a while.<p>Then I found SublimeText editor where you dont have to explicitly save the files and yet you dont lose the content upon restart. I know it internally saves it to its internal folders, but the fact that I didn&#x27;t have to explicitly save it made things easier.<p>Been using it for around a year now and have ended up with numerous tabs in the editor, each one for the many unsaved data. It&#x27;s reached a point where it&#x27;s become unmanagable switching through those tabs for the files I want to get to or even finding out which of those files contain what unsaved data.<p>Has anyone of you found yourself in similar situation? What tool(s) do you use and how do you manage such (text) data?<p>FWIW, I use LinuxMint for my OS.
Ask HN: How do you manage unsaved files in a text editor?