Although I understand all these commands and can use them, it's a typical Linux tool. Sure, if you understand the internals you can use the tools and the horren

Although I understand all these commands and can use them, it's a typical Linux tool. Sure, if you understand the internals you can use the tools and the horrendous GUIs that are nothing more than a thin layer of paint. But a truly user-centric tool would actually help you with something like "I want to work on a new Feature A" "I want to continue working on Feature B" "I want my changes in the software/product" "I want to review a pull request (haha!) locally, in order to have IDE support." "I did an oopsie and need to go back." Imagine navigating to a website by specifing its hash, or seeing changes to a PowerPoint file using "git status" and seeing "++slide1.pp". It would be terrible.