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Nice, I've been pretty interested in git recently but since I use Windows primarily (flame me all you want, but I actually like Windows) it seemed like it wasn'
by iofthestorm 18y ago
Nice, I've been pretty interested in git recently but since I use Windows primarily (flame me all you want, but I actually like Windows) it seemed like it wasn't worth the hassle. I will definitely have to try it now. I had thought earlier msys-git was kind of unsupported so my only option was cygwin but I guess that isn't so much of a problem if github seems to be endorsing it.
- mojombo 18y agoWe've had a lot of people tell us that they're using Git on Windows with msysgit. It provides everything you need to be productive with Git and the install procedure is pretty slick. There's always room for improvement and a TortoiseGit [1] is in the works too, though still quite alpha. [1] http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/ http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/
- gcv 18y agoHow is performance with msysgit? The Cygwin port leaves a lot to be desired on larger projects.
- dzorz 18y agogit-svn still doesn't work in msysgit.
- iofthestorm 18y agoAhh, that's a bit of a problem. That was something I was intending on using. But I'll still check it out and hope for msysgit to improve in the future.