I'd be less optimistic about largely more complex software but vcs UI imho is quite within reach of being possible in dear imgui at a high quality. If I look at e.g. Git Fork, there isn't much that is not feasible with dear imgui. But again won't come totally for free (though it is improving).

Assuming most engineering effort goes into underlying version control design/infrastructure, even if they end up replacing UI in say 18 months, it would have done its job of facilitating bootstrapping project. I'd say it is too overwhelming for many projects to want to tackle everything at once.

I think nowadays with extra polish/effort it is possible to get something decent; but that doesn't come for free and it's often not a priority. Surprisingly I believe one of the weakest point of quick code + imgui limitations is to nail precise keyboard controls for a productivity app.

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Screenshots credits:
- Ark VCS "version control for games" ark-vcs.com
- WARCANA "fantasy inspired base defence, RTS game with a deck-building" store.steampowered.com/app/2022930/...
- Skyrim Community Shaders github.com/doodlum/skyr...
- Market Monkey Terminal marketmonkeyterminal.com
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bien sûr, ce que j’essaye de dire que c’est que c’est le même genre d’argument qui est utilisé pour discrediter toute la gauche ou ce qui peut se rapprocher du communisme. “Regardez la gauche c’est dangereux!!”.

je suis contre l’extreme droite et évidement la politique de franco, mais je trouve l’argument pas très pertinent: c’est d’ailleurs le meme que les gens de droites utilisent pour discrediter “l’extrême gauche” en ressortant les drames de la période communiste d’urss.

Re: look, I'm not asking to remove the USB-A ports. I realize that many gaming devices use them.

But I do have a fair amount of USB-C devices & cables now. If even for charging random items (e.g. my bicycle light is USB-C, came with a USB-C cable) it'd seem sensible to have one.

Les cables de charge USB-C ne sont t'il pas plus rapide? Je veux dire, je pourrais avoir envie de charger mon iPhone avec la machine.

I don't know! It's a subjective appreciation. I guess it looks and feels right to me (when the ternary contents are short) but it's mostly biased by my general subjective tendency to compact code.

re: compiler output comparison gcc.godbolt.org/z/fMhr7qh7G (courtesy of Bartosz, ps: new version of Tracy Profiler out today)

To clarify: ternary doesn't mean branchless, but not spelling out explicit 'if' statements leads to code that reads similar to branchless style.