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[2024-11-13T17:22:12Z] <sad_plan> holy shit got is small in comparison to git. its what, 1/10th of the size or something [2024-11-13T17:23:55Z] <thomas_adam> Yeah. [2024-11-13T17:29:53Z] <thomas_adam> It's meant to be a half-way house for people who develop OpenBSD, and wish to not use CVS but still use CVS-like tooling. [2024-11-13T17:30:15Z] <thomas_adam> As it happens, since it uses git as a transport system, it's also an alternative git UI as well. [2024-11-13T17:33:33Z] <sad_plan> I see. it feels kinda like how cproc aims to be. 80% functionality in 20% of the code. or was it 10%, I dont recall, but you get the idea [2024-11-13T17:35:36Z] <sad_plan> I was thinking about porting it to oasis' buildsystem in my repo, and slowly switch over, much like you do. I enjoy tools which are much smaller, while still providing a funcional amount of features [2024-11-13T17:42:02Z] <thomas_adam> It should just work with oasis. I already use it on Alpine. [2024-11-13T17:48:59Z] <sad_plan> you should for sure. dope [2024-11-13T17:49:04Z] <sad_plan> I use it with kiss myself [2024-11-13T20:33:14Z] <sewn> can it fully replace git [2024-11-13T21:03:16Z] <sad_plan> probably depends on who you ask. but if youre needs are somewhat simple, like only commits, pull/push, sometime rebase, I suppose yes