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I've found sublime to be not so sublime. It beats everything in terms of speed but I'm not a fan of the design and it's woefully lacking in customisation and do

I've found sublime to be not so sublime. It beats everything in terms of speed but I'm not a fan of the design and it's woefully lacking in customisation and doesn't support a lot of the git options. On Linux it's my only choice for a good GUI but on mac and windows I much prefer fork.dev which is almost as fast and is very feature rich and looks great

sdan 7y ago
> fork.dev That looks cool! Personally I love the simplicity of both Sublime Text and Merge so I gravitate towards those (I don't really care/need about customization)
- aniforprez 7y ago
  I was doing a trial run of git GUIs cause I'm much more productive with one and I landed on Sublime which was good but lacked a lot of options and I don't think still allows for adding custom commands. I was also extremely miffed when it took months for an update to come out to fix one bug I'd found and was irritating me to no end (I forget the specifics now). For me the update cycle is also extremely slow and the price is prohibitive. I wish I liked it more but I've settled on fork now. Good you're happy with sublime. I'll check it out again once it's rounded off with more features
- ljm 7y ago
  This looks awesome, and fully native too it seems! I'm not a fan of the electron style git GUIs that don't really fit into the OS. In the case of OP, Guitar looks a hell of a lot better on Linux installs. I suppose that's due to QT theming.
joshschreuder 7y ago
Fork is definitely my fave on Windows too. I’ve heard people say good things about GitKraken but the UI really didn’t click with me for some reason. Sourcetree (on Windows at least) is slow and a real memory hog.
- aniforprez 7y ago
  GitKraken is horribly slow too. I've only ever been happy with flow (which I've now paid for cause I love it) and Sublime Merge which I still use on linux but am less happy with
JonoBB 7y ago
> On Linux it's my only choice for a good GUI Smartgit works very well on Linux

sdan 7y ago

> fork.dev That looks cool! Personally I love the simplicity of both Sublime Text and Merge so I gravitate towards those (I don't really care/need about customization)

aniforprez 7y ago
I was doing a trial run of git GUIs cause I'm much more productive with one and I landed on Sublime which was good but lacked a lot of options and I don't think still allows for adding custom commands. I was also extremely miffed when it took months for an update to come out to fix one bug I'd found and was irritating me to no end (I forget the specifics now). For me the update cycle is also extremely slow and the price is prohibitive. I wish I liked it more but I've settled on fork now. Good you're happy with sublime. I'll check it out again once it's rounded off with more features
ljm 7y ago
This looks awesome, and fully native too it seems! I'm not a fan of the electron style git GUIs that don't really fit into the OS. In the case of OP, Guitar looks a hell of a lot better on Linux installs. I suppose that's due to QT theming.

joshschreuder 7y ago

Fork is definitely my fave on Windows too. I’ve heard people say good things about GitKraken but the UI really didn’t click with me for some reason. Sourcetree (on Windows at least) is slow and a real memory hog.

aniforprez 7y ago
GitKraken is horribly slow too. I've only ever been happy with flow (which I've now paid for cause I love it) and Sublime Merge which I still use on linux but am less happy with

JonoBB 7y ago

> On Linux it's my only choice for a good GUI Smartgit works very well on Linux