Index: f-apps/f-test-merge.c
==================================================================
--- f-apps/f-test-merge.c
+++ f-apps/f-test-merge.c
@@ -811,10 +811,13 @@
     }
     MARKER(("Contents of " FSL__TABLE_PIVOT ":\n"));
     fsl_db_each(db, fsl_stmt_each_f_dump, NULL,
                 "SELECT * FROM " FSL__TABLE_PIVOT
                 " ORDER BY src DESC, rid, pending, src");
+    MARKER(("Contents of [vmerge]:\n"));
+    fsl_db_each(db, fsl_stmt_each_f_dump, NULL,
+                "SELECT * FROM vmerge order by merge");
   }
   MARKER(("fsl_ckout_merge() does not yet do anything useful.\n"));
   MARKER(("Still TODO are the approx. 300 lines of fossil(1)'s merge "
           "starting at:\n"
           "https://fossil-scm.org/home/file/src/merge.c?ci=e340af58a249dc09&ln=769-776\n"

Index: f-apps/index.md
==================================================================
--- f-apps/index.md
+++ f-apps/index.md
@@ -1,16 +1,19 @@
 # The f-apps
 
-The source tree contains a few test/demo apps which are named
+The source tree contains a number of test/demo apps which are named
 `f-something` (the "f" is for "fossil", of
 course). Collectively, these apps demonstrate the functionality which
 is currently ported in from fossil(1) (or is new) and working. If a
 fossil(1) feature is not represented here, it's probably not yet
 ported. Note that libfossil is still very much in development, so
-any or all of these may be... fussy... at times. Also note that these
+any or all of these may be... *fussy*... at times. Also note that these
 are primarily for testing and demonstrating the library, and may not
-be suitable as apps for every-day use.
+be suitable as apps for every-day use. *That said*, the active libfossil
+developers tend to use these applications as "daily drivers" for their
+fossil work, where appropriate. e.g. `f-ci` is used for performing most
+checkins into this repository.
 
 In alphabetical order:
 
    *  [`f-_template.c`](/finfo?name=f-apps/f-_template.c) is a documented
       template from which new fcli-using apps can be quickly created.