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Hey! Author here, thanks for sharing cwaffles Happy to answer any questions :)

by ellieh 3y ago

cudder 3y ago
I can't seem to scroll with the arrow keys on your website (ellie.wtf). Is this intentional? Really annoying at the very least. Good luck on your project!
- ellieh 3y ago
  Not intentional, will see if I can sort it. Thanks!
octocop 3y ago
Nice to see someone pursuing something like this. I wish you all the luck.
- ellieh 3y ago
  thank you!
globular-toast 3y ago
I'm a big fan of keeping tons of bash history. I have an idea for your tool: allow per-project history tracking. I do this myself for some projects using some bash history hacks: https://blog.gpkb.org/posts/project-local-bash-history/ https://blog.gpkb.org/posts/project-local-bash-history/
- wswope 3y ago
  It’s already supported; you can ctrl + R from the atuin interface to filter for commands run in your current directory.
- ponyous 3y ago
  It allows this out of the box and you can easily change search modes with CTRL+R (directory, global, workspace, host, session): https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#workspaces https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#workspaces
  - globular-toast 3y ago
    That is pretty cool! I would recommend this tool to people like bioinformaticians and scientists who do a lot of work on the command line.
nbobko 3y ago
I'm curious whether you've figured out a good monetization strategy for Atuin. The article doesn't answer that question. Like you said, you won't be paying your rent with sponsors any time soon, but you've already quit your job. Are you living on your savings, and trying to come up with valuable paid features meanwhile? Is it the plan? Anyway, good luck with whatever you're up to! Building a good monetization strategy is hard
- ellieh 3y ago
  > Are you living on your savings, and trying to come up with valuable paid features meanwhile Correct! I do already have a bunch of ideas I'd like to explore, will share more soon. I'm lucky to have had a pretty good career so far, so my savings are more than enough for the next year or so Thank you!

Hey! Author here, thanks for sharing cwaffles Happy to answer any questions :)

by ellieh 3y ago

Hey! Author here, thanks for sharing cwaffles Happy to answer any questions :)

I can't seem to scroll with the arrow keys on your website (ellie.wtf). Is this intentional? Really annoying at the very least. Good luck on your project!

ellieh 3y ago
Not intentional, will see if I can sort it. Thanks!

octocop 3y ago

Nice to see someone pursuing something like this. I wish you all the luck.

ellieh 3y ago
thank you!

globular-toast 3y ago

I'm a big fan of keeping tons of bash history. I have an idea for your tool: allow per-project history tracking. I do this myself for some projects using some bash history hacks: https://blog.gpkb.org/posts/project-local-bash-history/ https://blog.gpkb.org/posts/project-local-bash-history/

wswope 3y ago
It’s already supported; you can ctrl + R from the atuin interface to filter for commands run in your current directory.
ponyous 3y ago
It allows this out of the box and you can easily change search modes with CTRL+R (directory, global, workspace, host, session): https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#workspaces https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#workspaces
- globular-toast 3y ago
  That is pretty cool! I would recommend this tool to people like bioinformaticians and scientists who do a lot of work on the command line.

nbobko 3y ago

I'm curious whether you've figured out a good monetization strategy for Atuin. The article doesn't answer that question. Like you said, you won't be paying your rent with sponsors any time soon, but you've already quit your job. Are you living on your savings, and trying to come up with valuable paid features meanwhile? Is it the plan? Anyway, good luck with whatever you're up to! Building a good monetization strategy is hard

ellieh 3y ago
> Are you living on your savings, and trying to come up with valuable paid features meanwhile Correct! I do already have a bunch of ideas I'd like to explore, will share more soon. I'm lucky to have had a pretty good career so far, so my savings are more than enough for the next year or so Thank you!