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Particularly for WinXP.
I just tested TortoiseGit. It’s not only broke my heart, but also broke my win-explorer.
Don’t tell me to do the bash-shell. I’m not ready for it.
Any suggestion?
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just tried
GitExtensions.
although it always takes long respond, it does work.
Rico
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mysysGit (Windows):
http://kylecordes.com/2008/git-windows-go
Haven’t had a chance to try it yet.
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For those of you that don’t want to spend the time learning Git, GitHub does allow access to the repositories via Subversion clients, FWIW. You can then use your favorite Subversion client to work with the MODx Git repositories.
But I’ll be honest, for those that want to contribute, I’d say you need to dig in and learn Git on the command line. There is no GUI in the world that can cover all the features and options you have when working with Git from the command-line, and likely never will be. That would be like a world with one flavor of Linux. And regardless if you do find a GUI you like, there are times you’ll have to use the command-line (or a different tool) to accomplish what you need or want.
