Have any of you guys seen / used this : https://mac.github.com/ ?
I tried it on a mac and it’s sweet. As usual I could not find a version for Linux and the obvious: https://linux.github.com/ resolves to a 404 
There are dozens of tools for integrating with git (and svn, and
mercurial, and bazaar) tools for Linux. What are you seeking specifically
in such a tool (I do not have a Mac so I cannot compare with this site)?
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On Sat, 06 Dec 2014 02:46:01 +0000, lowks wrote:
> Have any of you guys seen / used this : https://mac.github.com/ ?
>
> I tried it on a mac and it’s sweet. As usual I could not find a version
> for Linux and the obvious: https://linux.github.com/ resolves to a 404
>
Actually, on the Mac, I prefer Atlassian’s SourceTree. Sadly, there is
not a Linux version of it - I just use the CLI for git on Linux.
Jim
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On Sat, 06 Dec 2014 03:57:09 +0000, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Sat, 06 Dec 2014 02:46:01 +0000, lowks wrote:
>
>> Have any of you guys seen / used this : https://mac.github.com/ ?
>>
>> I tried it on a mac and it’s sweet. As usual I could not find a version
>> for Linux and the obvious: https://linux.github.com/ resolves to a 404
>>
>
> Actually, on the Mac, I prefer Atlassian’s SourceTree. Sadly, there is
> not a Linux version of it - I just use the CLI for git on Linux.
Doing a quick search, though, I found this:
http://git-scm.com/download/gui/linux
gitg looks a lot like SourceTree, based on just the screenshots. I think
I’ll probably have a look at that one myself.
Jim
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Thanks all for the suggestions! When I wrote this question I had the pretty bells and whistles dangling infront of me but actually if we were to talk about functionality, this CLI tool fulfills all I want to do:
It has the ability to fork from the CLI which I do a lot.