add a 'forge mode' concept

Makefile

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ BUILDTIME = $(shell date +%Y.%m.%d_%H%M)
 # make andlabs   # try the andlabs gui plugin (uses GTK)
 
 default: install
-	forge --gui andlabs
+	forge
 
 vet:
 	@GO111MODULE=off go vet

doGui.go

@@ -122,6 +122,10 @@ func drawWindow(win *gadgets.BasicWindow) {
 		me.gitAuthor.SetText(author)
 	}
 
+	me.forgeMode = gadgets.NewOneLiner(grid, "Forge mode")
+	me.forgeMode.SetText(me.forge.GetMode())
+	grid.NextRow()
+
 	// select the branch you want to test, build and develop against
 	// this lets you select your user branch, but, when you are happy
 	// you can merge everything into the devel branch and make sure it actually

structs.go

@@ -53,11 +53,9 @@ type mainType struct {
 	// if checked, it will check all your repos for changes
 	autoScanReposCB *gui.Node
 
-	// what is being used as primary directory for your work
-	goSrcPwd *gadgets.OneLiner
-
-	// ENV GIT_AUTHOR NAME and EMAIL
-	gitAuthor *gadgets.OneLiner
+	goSrcPwd  *gadgets.OneLiner // what is being used as primary directory for your work
+	gitAuthor *gadgets.OneLiner // ENV GIT_AUTHOR NAME and EMAIL
+	forgeMode *gadgets.OneLiner // is the user in 'master', 'devel' or 'user' branches
 
 	// displays a summary of all the repos
 	// has total dirty, total read-only