• Alavi ( somegeek@programming.dev ) OP
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      8 months ago

      Oh yeah that is a VERY BIG rabbit hole :))

      One hour only scratches the surface though. But I really like the git email workflow. It’s so simple (not easy) and pure. If my colleagues could get on board with me I would definitely be using it at work.

      • myrmidex ( myrmidex@belgae.social ) 
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        8 months ago

        I would too!! I’m mulling over using it on my personal projects - I still create tickets, open PRs, even though they are one-man-projects, so working the git email in there will probably happen next weekend. So excited already :D

        An hour gave me the gist indeed, I’m sure there’s many more to learn, but the concept already blew my mind. And it fits the terminal-based workflow I’m slowly creeping towards.

        No hope for my workplace through, the people there are still clinging to office365 mail without access for 3rd party clients. But they’re chill so I am too, that’s our (unspoken) deal :)

  • Denys Nykula ( nykula@piefed.social ) 
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    8 months ago

    How does btop compare against a GTK+ task manager in terms of memory usage when you include the terminal emulator in the btop count? It’d be a more technically correct comparison that way.

    • Alavi ( somegeek@programming.dev ) OP
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      8 months ago

      Great point. But to be honest I already have an emulator open 99% of the time. So there’s no particular overhead for me. But I will include your point in the update. Thank you for your time!