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That's pretty nice. Personally I use Atlassian's SourceTree which provides a nice shell in addition to their GUI and lets me do git the way I do on Mac and Linu

That's pretty nice. Personally I use Atlassian's SourceTree which provides a nice shell in addition to their GUI and lets me do git the way I do on Mac and Linux. It works with GitHub nicely.

dubcanada 12y ago
Not to be nit-picky but it's Atlassians SourceTree.
- manojlds 12y ago
  In this context (Github for Windows), it is BitBucket's SourceTree :)
  - jibsen 12y ago
    Except SourceTree works fine with both GitHub and BitBucket.
- leorocky 12y ago
  Thanks, I fixed this.
kneath 12y ago
FWIW, GitHub for Windows supports this type of usage as well. It's a great way to get new people a working Git environment on Windows so they can play around with the CLI.