Debian: What Git GUI client do you use and how was installed?

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Hello Friends

Normally for git I use the terminal (command), but sometimes for complex projects where for example exists many branches, etc is need it a GUI

Question

  • Debian:What Git GUI client do you use and how was installed?

For example:

  • Gittyup through Flatpak (as unique approach)

This post is not a poll but I am curious about: How you resolved this requirement in Debian. If you do not use Flatpak and you need use a GUI Client. What is used and how was installed?. The best and easiest scenario should be through the apt command but here I need your personal experience

Thanks for your understanding

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The only thing I’ve used other than the command line is VS Code.

At work we use both Bitbucket and GitHub. At home I use Azure DevOps. But those are not desktop, they’re web based.

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Thanks for the reply

Interesting … but for this requirement is important to not upload the code in the web

Thanks for the suggestions :beer_mug:

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@Manuel_Jordan ,

The git-gui program is supposed to come with a git install

I cant recommend it , because I have never tried to use it.
May be worth a look. It may be enough for what you want , without getting into anything too fancy. Overkills can be a nuisance.
Regards
Neville

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Thanks for the feedback @nevj I am going to test it through VirtualBox.
A cold beer to you too :clinking_beer_mugs:

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Thanks, I might need that . 40deg C here today.

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Should that be Castlemaine XXXX ? Instead of beer

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Only in Queensland.

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Wooh! … alcohol for heat environments is not wise

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Best advice for working outdoors in the heat is eat very little and drink lots of water, wear a broad brimmed hat and loose cotton clothing.
I worked in inland Australia, no-one drinks (alcohol) while working. It is a sort of a social thing at weekends to go to town and visit the pub.

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and have a pint. :clinking_beer_mugs:

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Perhaps the answer is we repaint the lounge fit a bar and put darts and a pool table .

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Wow! We have appr -10C here at the moment. This winter’s record in (Lapland) Finland is -42.8C. A cold beer is always good!

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How do you support living in such weather ?

We are like snow birds, when it gets cold in southern france we fly off to the canaries for winter sun.

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It’s cold for few days and then your body get used to it. Running outside is a bit hard for the lungs. My biggest concern is my car’s battery. If it freezes I can’t start it.

I don’t know how they handle it in Lapland :grin: Been there few times and oh man it’s cold!

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Fortunately it does not last long. Late this afternoon there was a cool change from the arctic…temperature dropped from 41C to 22C in about an hour. Thats what I call climate change!

Worst I remember was a week of 40C weather… and it stayed that hot at night… could not sleep. Standard technique is to wet the bedsheets and lie on the wet sheets… it feels cold and you fall asleep ( hopefully)

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In winter we get as low as zero overnight.

There must be a way of redistributing heat/cool from one hemisphere to the other? Heat is molecular movement. A wind or an ocean current can translocate it. Any ideas?

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You need to send El Nino here :grinning_face: I don’t know how long I could be in +40C climate. It’s too hot for me!

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Your blood temperature is 38C. When the environment goes above that you can not cool by radiating heat, only by sweating.
You feel lethargic and do not think clearly.

Most great scientific thinking happens in cool climates… the brain works better when cooled…like your computer.

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Global warming ……

I did read a story about Australia and the weather cord.

The farmers fitted a cord to a cloud, when they pulled it, the rain came, but the tourists were not happy, so they pulled it again and the sun came,no the farmers pulled etc …. Till it broke !

True or not does not matter, cannot please any of the people any of the time. Season we need.

Perhaps you have read this

In Queensland tens of thousands of cattle die of thirst and hunger encircled by fresh water and grass | Australia news | The Guardian .

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