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I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however.
by solarkraft 2y ago
I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
- NetOpWibby 2y agoLink?
- rswail 2y agohttps://git-fork.com/ https://git-fork.com/
- NetOpWibby 2y agoThanks!
- abhinavk 2y agohttps://git-fork.com/ https://git-fork.com/
- freilanzer 2y agoMac and Windows only? What the hell.
- solarkraft 2y agoI dislike that too, but one reason is that they're actually using the platform native UI toolkits (making it wonderfully well integrated and snappy). Adding another platform would be a lot of work and the authors don't believe that Linux even has a clear platform native UI toolkit (though imo GTK would be a safe choice).
- NetOpWibby 2y agoThanks!
- fastball 2y agoWhat was bugging you about the UI?
- solarkraft 2y agoI sadly don't exactly remember, but I think it was something about resizing behavior and the occasinal inability to stage specific parts.
- niux 2y agoSorry, but it sounds like you're shilling for Fork.
- solarkraft 2y agoI am because I've been happy with it for the past couple of years.