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I have been using TortoiseGit for years on Windows and thinks its pretty good, didnt really need more but ill give SourceTree a try as i like the OSX version of
by kayoone 14y ago
I have been using TortoiseGit for years on Windows and thinks its pretty good, didnt really need more but ill give SourceTree a try as i like the OSX version of it.
- vyrotek 14y agoHave you tried GitExtensions? I originally tried TortoiseGit after having used TortoiseSVN for years but it never felt quite right. But, now I'm thinking of switching to SourceTree. :)
- Osiris 14y agoI prefer SourceTree because it's one window will all the operations rather than having to right-click on a folder or file to interact with it. If you keep it open you see an up-to-date representation of what files have been changed. In general, I just find the single-window-does-everything model better than the explorer extension model.