I think Pijul has some good ideas, but I’m afraid the network effect of git at this point is too strong.

I think jj’s concept of being a front end for many backends and sharing a common UX over them is a good one, but without a pijul backend for existing tools I have a hard time seeing it catch on.

yeah, jj + jjui is such an exceedingly pleasant experience that I can't imagine trying something else.

Jujutsu is great, maybe pijujutsu will catch on