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Obviously the command line version is going to suit most people here better. That is completely missing the point. This will be perfect for those of us who wor
by JonnieCache 16y ago
Obviously the command line version is going to suit most people here better. That is completely missing the point.
This will be perfect for those of us who work in teams with less technical people who still need r/w access to repositories. This will save us from training the designer and manager types in our organisations to use the command line tools, and as such will pay for itself.
- AllTom 16y agoDevelopers, too. Until you study and play with git for a long time, local/remote branches and pushing/pulling are hard to understand and very hard visualize. With Gitbox it's like reading your e-mail. I promote it at work as "the git client with five buttons" because that simplicity is worth a lot.