Johannes Rappen

@hoijui If you have anything to add to this, just open a pull request? I found Élisabeth to be quite responsive.

Maybe it would make sense to use a `.crowbook.yml` (`.crowbook.yaml`) configuration file instead of a file which currently can have really any name and extension? However, using multiple crowbook config...

@hirschenberger If you can do without the GUI, then using [Sublime Text](https://www.sublimetext.com/3) with it's [Build Systems](https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/build_systems.html) and [Project Files](https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/projects.html) works great. Same for VSCode etc. --- Using a project file...

@lise-henry Maybe this helps?

Actually Sublime uses the Session file to determine which mode it is in, either "normal" or "Distraction Free". `./Sublime Text 3/Local/Session.sublime-session` I'd rather store the DistractionFreeWindow mode state there, too.

@MoritzBrueckner That file is a plain text JSON file. While Sublime is running, it uses a copy of that found in the same folder named `Auto Save Session.sublime-session`.

@MoritzBrueckner also see discussion and relevant links in #26

@MoritzBrueckner The following is happening currently when using your code: * `Session.sublime-session` file is copied to `Auto Save Session.sublime-session` upon ST startup. * You code reads from and writes to...

@MoritzBrueckner On another note we should track DistractionFreeWindow mode per window as toggling it is per window as well. In the JSON session files there's a `"windows": [ ... ]`...

@MoritzBrueckner ok, thanks for the update. Will test on my side as soon as I get back from visiting friends abroad.