Powerful gitk/gitg alternative?
Solution 1
I don't think this question really has its place here, but if you want recommendations, I can link you to Fork or SourceTree if you're on Windows or Mac, or GitExtensions if you're on Windows.
Edit : As it seems like people are still looking at that answer, I can now also recommend GitKraken.
Solution 2
SmartGit is an alternative. It works on Windows, Mac OS and Linux:
http://www.syntevo.com/smartgit/
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daniel451
Updated on June 14, 2022Comments
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daniel451 almost 2 years
I am searching for a graphical git repository viewer. Gitk is nice and distributed alongside git itself, gitg is a (in my opinion) better alternative to gitk but both have a lack of features (searching for commits/tags/..., switiching/configuring the representation of time(zones) and so on).
As I am doing all git stuff directly in the terminal I do not need some overloaded GUI who tries to do all the magic of git, I just want an efficient viewer for graphical representation of my files, commits, branches, tags and so on with more features than gitk/gitg.
Any suggestions?
Edit: Most times I'm working on linux.
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alifirat over 9 yearsHave you already enter 'git gui' on your shell ?
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daniel451 over 9 yearsAfter entering
git gui
:git: 'gui' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
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alifirat over 9 yearsYou need to install it. 'sudo aptitude install git-gui gitk'.
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Mr Fooz almost 8 yearsgit gui is a graphical tool for manipulating the current branch tip (making commits, etc.). gitk is for browsing an existing history.
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einpoklum over 2 yearsI've just asked a somewhat similar question, but with other requirements, on softwarerecs.stackexchange.com .
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daniel451 over 9 yearsthank you, but most of the time I'm working on linux...should've mentioned that.
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drekbour about 5 yearsGitKraken is free for non-commercial individuals, as is GitAhead.
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user2864740 about 4 yearsGitExtensions is the only Git UI I've used that I actually recommend (2018-2020). Many others are too slow/awkward or too cute/limited. That said, I do most all "actions" from the CLI; the UI makes a great branch navigator..