Whats your favorite git gui?
Whats your favorite git gui?
Blake Lewis
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Jonathan Scott
Konsole
Jackson Roberts
Imagine not being able to understand how to use the CLI.
Jaxson Gray
gitg
this too
Dylan Barnes
Github
Ethan Davis
git kraken is alright but I'm only using it because my team forced me to. up until now I used the CLI
Hunter Nelson
good devs don't use git guis
imagine the quality of work you could expect from a dev who feels the need to write a git gui for their own use
Ayden Murphy
urxvt
Jaxon Wright
>urbloatvt
Easton Flores
magit and cli
Henry Carter
Thou shalt add references to graphs
Joshua Johnson
gogs as server and konsole as CLI
Alexander Harris
git graph
Andrew Murphy
Sourcetree
Michael Perez
that's st dumbass
Luis Gonzalez
Lol, this graph shows that urxvt is actually the fastest terminal out of all of the usable ones. You've actually convinced me to switch to it.
Nathaniel Martin
eclipse
Charles Anderson
sublime merge
Parker Gutierrez
come on OP just use git
where does lxterminal go on this list?
Jason Torres
St has lower geomean latency than urxvt, learn2read graphs
Logan Sanchez
unironically just a terminal in an IDE that highlights deltas.
Eli Garcia
Agreed. Kraken is great for visualizing branches and it works well. But I generally prefer just using the CLI for general day-to-day work
Ryan King
Heheh
OP said "git gooey"
Heheh heheh
Ayden Johnson
yep. I also like the built-in merge editor. but other than that, the CLI lasted me quite a while and I don't see a reason to stop using it.
Camden Smith
based Konsole
When did it all go so right KDEbros?
David Rivera
magit
Gabriel Bailey
But to be serious, either terminal or the git integration in VSCode + git history extension
Easton White
magit
Grayson Mitchell
NetBeans integration
Liam Harris
Joshua Walker
>It's maggit
Ryan Perez
Source tree is nice. Donesn't work on linux though.
Liam Garcia
isn't git kraken complete botnet that requires signin and sends everythin to their servers?
Nicholas King
CLI or you're a noob
Charles Lopez
>real devs don't use text editors
>they directly change bits in filesystem
Tools have a purpose. Git guis give some really good visualizations. Much better than git log -graph -oneline -abbr ... etc
Jace Bell
based
Ethan Sanders
gitg because it's designed for GNOME.
Austin Mitchell
Gitkraken, but I only use it to view history.
Liam Baker
here is gitkraken for you in a single command:
alias gl="git log --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate --format=format:'%C(bold blue)%h%C(reset) - %C(bold cyan)%aD%C(reset) %C(bold green)(%ar)%C(reset)%C(bold yellow)%d %C(reset)%n'' %C(white)%s%C(reset) %C(dim white)- %an%C(reset)' --all"
Hudson Williams
The Console
Zachary Flores
magit, obviously
Mason Baker
Based and parenpilled
Eli Gonzalez
what are uxterm and mlterm, and how do I install them on arch? I don't see packages for them
Parker Flores
Have some context and up-to-date numbers.
gitlab.com
mlterm is a multi-lingual terminal emulator that focuses on supporting all kinds of different character sets, bi-directional text, etc. (although you can compile it without any of those features).
sourceforge.net
It's not bad and personally I quite like it, but it lacks some features people expect from a terminal emulator nowadays (dynamic text wrapping, truecolor support, tabs, ...).
Easton Smith
Nathan Garcia
Fork (macOS only)
Dylan Cruz
This, JetBrains' implementation is pretty great. I use their GUI when merging or rebasing something more complicated.
Joshua Cox
If only alacrity had proper mouse support.
I can't even change tab in htop.
Juan Miller
GitTea or the Git tab in VSCodium, but my job requires me to do a lot of shit at the same time so CLI is what I use the most.
Thomas Lopez
wtf im droping urxvt, o wait i have to redesign my rice, na i pass
Michael Barnes
Jayden Myers
github.com
Nathan Lee
that looks badass