mescalito

Super happy orbstack customer. Just curious on your statement:

> I gave Container Machines a try and it seems to be much closer to OCI containers with a default bind mount than OrbStack machines. It has fewer integrations and doesn't run systemd or any other normal init system, so it's hard to run services.

The linked md document says:

> Real Linux services for testing. Run a database or whatever your stack needs as a system service — systemctl start postgresql works on images with systemd installed.

Was that not the case when you used container machines?

I would also be interested on resources on "agents write most of your code" if you can share some.

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Have you found out which cat was it in the end?

I tried a couple donwloaded from the site and worked just fine on DosBox without those dirs.

What do you run on it or use it for? Anything to share?

Looks really neat! It might be really interesting if the live demo is the actual live stats of your umami.is :)

Looks very nice! Two things I noticed right out on a projet:

- It doesn't seem to be picking up my global .gitignore file. I see untracked changes of something that should be ignored. It doesn't appear on any other git client nor `git status`.

- Please add regex to the search :)

I agree with pretty much everything and I also advocate for that. However, how do you invoice your clients? Its hard to say: hey I'll charge X for each two weeks increment. Client: Great, how many increments will there be? Me: dunno, we'll figure it out somewhere down the increments.

The agile approach is the way to manage projects, but how do you quote them?