Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
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Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#2Does this actually sync with remotes? That part isn't clear.
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#3does this support all file types? psd? png? avi? mp4?
possible to merge changes?
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#4With binary files and git, am I saving all the previous versions in the tree locally (which could get huge fast), or just the diffs?
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#5Does this actually sync with remotes? That part isn't clear.
In their blog post on medium[1], they mention that it is built on git. webdesignledger.com[2] claims that it supports full version control.
[1] https://medium.com/@FolioForMac/building-a-better-time-machi...
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#6With binary files and git, am I saving all the previous versions in the tree locally (which could get huge fast), or just the diffs?
Binary diffs. But depending on the file, it might not really be of much help (I know for a fact that Adobe premiere projects for example are nearly completely different every time you save).
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#7I wonder the benefit of using Git over Dropbox for a designer for this purpose.
Re: Show HN: Folio for Mac – Simple version control app for designers based on Git
#8I wonder the benefit of using Git over Dropbox for a designer for this purpose.
A git repo can be hosted wherever you like. Dropbox, not so much.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
A git repo can be hosted wherever you like. Dropbox, not so much.
That's not wrong, of course, but I wonder for how many designers that portability is an important value.
Well I don't know how much they care about it. But fat kids don't care that cake is bad for them either.