I will try this, as I'm always looking for a good git client comparable to magit that I can recommend to non-Emacs users. But I doubt it will be comparable to m

I will try this, as I'm always looking for a good git client comparable to magit that I can recommend to non-Emacs users. But I doubt it will be comparable to magit. I started to think about making a TUI client myself, but I very quickly realised a big part of what makes magit good is that it's in Emacs. There are so many points where you need to enter/edit/select text etc. To get the power of magit you'd also need to reimplement Emacs.