For a decade now I've been lamenting that git won the source control war. My complaints fall in two main categories: 1. The mental model is too complex: rebase

For a decade now I've been lamenting that git won the source control war. My complaints fall in two main categories: 1. The mental model is too complex: rebase or merge, detaching head, etc. A good UI can hide away some of this uglyness. It sounds like jj helps here. 2. Any source control in a terminal is just horrible, since you have no view of the state you're working with. I honestly never fully understood why developers have such religious elitism for the command line. Where would you draw the line on something having a complex enough state to need a UI? The change to git that I'm hoping for is a GUI on top of a simpler wrapper like Jujutsu.