GitX

Name: GitX
Rating: 3.8333 (1 reviews)

0.15.1964

10 November 2014

Git GUI specifically for Mac OS X.

Overview

GitX is a git GUI specifically for Mac OS X. It currently features a history viewer much like gitk and a commit GUI like git gui. But then in silky smooth OS X style!

What's new in GitX

Version 0.15.1964:

Break responder loop that crashes repository window on OS X 10.10

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Does not help to set it up properly, no info whether it's able to locate the git executable or maybe not, no feedback at all, just nothing. After entering the path to the executable, it still doesn't work. And how can I open a repository on the net? Exactly ... not possible. The manual is also crappy. Sorry, poor stuff, wasted a lot of my time.

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Version 0.7.1

SickTeddyBear

16 June 2014

Note, there have been multiple forks of GitX since the original project was abandoned years ago. Here's a summary, just so folks understand the changes: http://gitx.org

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Version 0.15.1899

nyitsystems

11 June 2014

The project have moved and the current version is 0.15.1899 http://rowanj.github.io/gitx/

Version 0.7.1

SickTeddyBear

04 April 2011

FYI, this appears to be a universal Intel/PPC binary.

Version 0.7.1

Definitely the best GIT GUI so far (I have evaluated, Tower, SourceTree and a couple more), especially knowing that it is free and does more than what is required. The only catch is that you will need to know how to work with Git. If not, you will, like many others, have no clue what is going on.

Version 0.7.1

myschizobuddy-1

05 December 2010

Is this still being developed

Version 0.7.1

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Lumac52

17 January 2011

I don't know, but there's a more recent development version here: https://github.com/brotherbard/gitx/downloads

This app gives me headaches, terrible mac ui, you should start developing on windows, they can use bad UI's there.

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Version 0.7.1

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myschizobuddy-1

29 November 2010

If you are so good you should help out. stop dissing peoples efforts that are giving you free software.

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Version 0.7.1

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Version 0.7.1

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Mark-Everitt

08 April 2010

You need to read up on git first. You must initialize a repository in the terminal before GitX can be used to administer to it. I see GitX as a convenience tool, and certainly not a replacement for using the terminal and knowing how git works. If you haven't read the manuals or introductory literature on git then it's probably useless for you anyway. I don't think a one star grade is warranted or correct. It's clearly in development and features as well as documentation are all on the way. In the mean time perhaps you should try the developmental fork found here: http://github.com/brotherbard/gitx/downloads It supports repositories over a network and some other nice features such as initializing a repository. Perhaps it's better for what you want to do.

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Version 0.7.1

This is a nice tool, but there's a bug in this and the previous version that keep me from upgrading. The "Commit" button (looks like an arrow pointing to the right with a bar in front) that appears in the window header is always disabled. Since it's pretty important to be able to do the the things that button enables, this bug is a deal killer. Once again, I'll revert back to 0.6.1 and do my work.

Version 0.6.3

This makes day to day use of git extremely pleasant. On the back of this I recommend git as my VCS of choice simply because it -just works-.

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Version 0.6.3

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