Line Committing is a killer feature. Right now, I force myself to check in code for the smallest change because I want my commit to reflect a meaningful change. I could certainly save a lot of time if I had the flexibility to make bunch of changes in the file and then commit them in separate hunks.
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#22Is there anything like this, but for linux?
LWN article about Giggle: https://lwn.net/Articles/390422/
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#23* Spelling correction in commit messages. * Option-Z commits instead of undos when entering a commit message.
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#25I wrote a simple plugin for Sublime Text that opens the GitHub app and it's been working quite well as a replacement for Textmate & Git bundle. There's been a few rare times where I've had to drop back to command line because of crashes, but I'm glad to see it's being maintained and updated.
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#27Keep up the great work guys!
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#29I like the simplicity of Github for Mac. It's a very clean interface. Still, it feels like it's designed for an iPhone screen, not a computer screen. I've been enjoying SourceTree* recently because it shows more on one screen--seems like a good package for when you outgrow Github for Mac. * http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/
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#30I like the simplicity of Github for Mac. It's a very clean interface. Still, it feels like it's designed for an iPhone screen, not a computer screen. I've been enjoying SourceTree* recently because it shows more on one screen--seems like a good package for when you outgrow Github for Mac. * http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/
Github for mac sadly only works for 64 bit machines from what I understand.