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A Git client for the Mac
Tower looks neat, but I'm not sure how I feel about using a non-open source program to handle my git stuff, which is all open source. But, then again, I do use XCode, which isn't open source (though at least it's free).
A Git client for the Mac
A Git client for the Mac
I don't really care about GPL vs. BSD if that is what you are getting at. Obviously, if I was a hard core open source advocate, I would be using Ubuntu or something instead of Mac OS X. It's just, with something that is open source, you can see nice forks like the one I liked to for GitX even when the main project is as good as dead.
That, and if I find a bug and am savvy enough, I can actually go in and fix it myself, rather than relying on the main devs to do it. And open source or not, I don't want to pay for something like this (the command line interface to git isn't that bad). I will check out Gitty, though.
A Git client for the Mac
Well, Gity seems to be a little less good than the development version of GitX that I mentioned in another comment. In particular, it doesn't show the interweaving lines that make it so easy to see merges. |
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