Perhaps my usage of bmon is non-typical and this would be an unpopular change. but:
My usage of bmon doesn't involve accumulating lots of user inputted state in the program; that is to say, if bmon were to close unexpectedly, then I can just start it back up and be where I was. When I'm done with bmon I hit q to leave, and am caught out by the "Really Quit" nag every time.
Compare to a similar program htop which has no such guard against accidental quitting.
Perhaps my usage of bmon is non-typical and this would be an unpopular change. but:
My usage of bmon doesn't involve accumulating lots of user inputted state in the program; that is to say, if bmon were to close unexpectedly, then I can just start it back up and be where I was. When I'm done with bmon I hit
qto leave, and am caught out by the "Really Quit" nag every time.Compare to a similar program
htopwhich has no such guard against accidental quitting.