git coolness
I am using git to track my home directory, using a branch for every pc I use. Tracking large directories like home can be quite annoying: git status for example will try to stat every file for changes, and produces a 3-4 page output where all the useful information is 3 pages up from your cursor! The same happens with git commit editor.
Luckily, git supports status.showUntrackedFiles option.
git config status.showUntrackedFiles no saves the option to you .git/config file. The results:
$ git status|wc -l
240
$ git config status.showUntrackedFiles no
$ git status|wc -l
7
Nice stuff :)
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