Migrated to Linux and still under the process of recreating an enviro where I'm as productive as I was on Windows. Almost there with Git. Still got to find a simple yet rather complete graphic editing tool to replace a SUPER old version of Paint Shop Pro. So far my go-to solution is photopea.com
A per-repo, untracked `.gitignore-local`
You have files that you want to ignore, but that have no business being in the project's .gitignore: a a local test script, some draft assets. Adding them to .gitignore would mean committing your personal clutter for everyone. Leaving them alone means git status keeps nagging about untracked files. Git has a built-in answer for this, .git/info/exclude, but it's tucked…