I understand that AssetManager with pause/resume loading unloading is the optimal way; I want to use the "lazy way"
But I dont want to have like undisposed resources that block memory even when my app is killed - should this even be possible? =/
Anyway, not using the AssetManager and stuff; I dispose everything in dispose().
When I close the app manually by using Gdx.app.exit(), dispose() is called, all fine.
But when the user presses the home button, only pause() is called.
Later Android may kill the app, and dispose() may actually be called, not sure, but the point is: most people like me are using task killer or launchers with task killers in them, like I use Go Launcher - and they will "kill all processes" -> dispose() is not called.
So is this alright ? Just disposing everything in dispose() ?
