Best GUI Git Client?

[RandomGuy]

What is the best GUI git Client? Currently I use SourceTree but I don't like its UI much and it also requires an Atlasssian account to work..

GitHub desktop app works with local repos too it seems. Although the UI is focussed a lot on GitHub than git.

Any suggestions?

 

[yrollgayanth]

Git for windows / mac

https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis

its better to use the terminal if you are familiar with it

 

[LEELASENA]

use the cmd or terminal..

 

[Mr_Bee]

මේව බලපන් පොඩ්ඩක්..

https://www.gitkraken.com/

https://desktop.github.com/

 

[ganidu94]

SOURCETREE

 

[isuru_]

SOURCETREE

 

[u_make_me_sick_]

Sourcetree, gitextension
UI client ekak ey oni wenne? Command line karanna beri monawada?

 

[dinuksha_asela]

Tortoise GIT, SourceTree

 

[CustomerSupport]

Most IDEs integrate with git nowadays, so you can use the built in UI there (which is what I do).

Just learn the git bash already. Even in Windows, it works great with a partial cygwin environment. I once watched a Sinhalese video even (I don't think they completed it, by I only watched first 2 parts).

 

[CustomerSupport]

Sourcetree, gitextension
UI client ekak ey oni wenne? Command line karanna beri monawada?

Most UI s simply forward calls to the bash client. Everything the UI can do plus a lot more can be done with the command line. Squashing, and cherry picking are probably not the only actions that make sense to use the UI.

 

[u_make_me_sick_]

Most UI s simply forward calls to the bash client. Everything the UI can do plus a lot more can be done with the command line. Squashing, and cherry picking are probably not the only actions that make sense to use the UI.

Squashing can be done easily with git bash..
git -i rebase origin/develop
Delete pick and enter s instead
escape :wq

 

[CustomerSupport]

Squashing can be done easily with git bash..
git -i rebase origin/develop
Delete pick and enter s instead
escape :wq

Yeah but a GUI makes things a lot easier. Even more so when you cherry-pick them. Merges, committing, push, pull are on the contrary though.