Goddamn do all the people who comment here work on linux and only through the command line, and have never used a git GUI before? There's barely any proper advi

Goddamn do all the people who comment here work on linux and only through the command line, and have never used a git GUI before? There's barely any proper advice from a windows-gitgui user here. On windows start with TortoiseGit, if he used TortoiseSVN before he'll get it. Right-clicking on a file/folder will bring up a context menu that windows users will be very familiar with, plus it has labels that even a command line git user would be familiar with. Then teach him commits, pushes and branches (git's underlying mechanics) from there on.