Jonas Bernoulli has been super responsive and helpful through the github ticketing system. I asked a pretty weird side question, and his response was super helpful, and he posted a patch with fixes in ~1d even though it wasn’t his use case.
If you use magit daily like I do, I think he has good intentions with the money. I am concerned that it might actually be to little for him to do as much as he says in the kickstarter, however.
Thank you for linking this–I’ve joined. Magit is something I always point to as a killer feature of Emacs. It is professional level software being distributed perfectly free–and that is worth supporting.
Jonas Bernoulli has been super responsive and helpful through the github ticketing system. I asked a pretty weird side question, and his response was super helpful, and he posted a patch with fixes in ~1d even though it wasn’t his use case.
If you use magit daily like I do, I think he has good intentions with the money. I am concerned that it might actually be to little for him to do as much as he says in the kickstarter, however.
Thank you for linking this–I’ve joined. Magit is something I always point to as a killer feature of Emacs. It is professional level software being distributed perfectly free–and that is worth supporting.
Magit is fantastic and I use it daily, so I have pledged.
I’ve joined. magit is one of those beautiful blue-collar pieces of software that rarely gets the attention it deserves.
Ah, thank you for posting this!
Learning Magit has been the best workflow improvement I’ve made in the past year. I’m happy to back Jonas’s campaign.