6 Fuse processes starts running when I boot my computer, and I cannot see any setting to disable in this in the Fuse dashboard, nor is Fuse in msconfig -> startup.
I first installed Fuse version 0.36.0 (build 11838), then updated to Fuse version 0.36.1 (build 12010).
I may have been wrong here. Looks like Fuse is starting when I’m starting Atom, and that I’ve been starting Atom so soon after startup that I made a wrong connection.
Seems strange to me that starting Atom would launch 6 Fuse-processes even though there’s no Fuse-related files that exist in the current project or open.
I’m also wondering if there’s a way to turn this off. Fuse starts automatically when I launch Atom or Visual Studio Code.
With Visual Studio Code, it starts automatically only when VS Code is opening a Fuse project, which I guess is ok, although not ideal: there’s times I want to work or look at Fuse code but don’t need the Fuse program running in the tray.
With Atom, it starts no matter what project I have open. This is annoying, as I don’t need or want Fuse to startup when I’m working on say an unrelated NodeJS project.