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Git AND MERCURIAL client. There's not a single decent Mercurial client on Windows. EasyMercurial is better than nothing, but not by much. We a few .Net projects, (we mainly do Python), some of the projects we haven't even bothered moving from Subversion, because of the lack of good Windows Mercurial clients. Having SourceTree on both Mac and Windows is huge to us. EDIT: Just realized that they didn't include Mercuria…
I installed it a couple weeks ago, and I would not recommend this yet. I have appreciated the frequent and easy update process during the beta. But, wow, still a long ways to go performance-wise. In the working copy view, where I spend the most time in ST, most clicks take seconds to respond. I'm optimistic it improves, I've been a fan of the Mac version for a while.
I had a similar problem until today when I saw in the release notes you can turn off the gravatar icons that appear in each of the commits. Doing this I found that the entire interface was much more responsive.
Great work! Nice to see companies investing into desktop applications.
The original SourceTree for Mac is a native Cocoa app. If this Windows version has been written in C# it could potentially be ported to Linux with Mono and GTK#/Qyoto. Perhaps the future is one single cross-platform app?
Nice, how about porting it to Linux? last time I tried to use a git gui there I wanted to read a visual basic book, then commit seppuku
Git AND MERCURIAL client. There's not a single decent Mercurial client on Windows. EasyMercurial is better than nothing, but not by much. We a few .Net projects, (we mainly do Python), some of the projects we haven't even bothered moving from Subversion, because of the lack of good Windows Mercurial clients. Having SourceTree on both Mac and Windows is huge to us. EDIT: Just realized that they didn't include Mercuria…
Git AND MERCURIAL client. There's not a single decent Mercurial client on Windows. EasyMercurial is better than nothing, but not by much. We a few .Net projects, (we mainly do Python), some of the projects we haven't even bothered moving from Subversion, because of the lack of good Windows Mercurial clients. Having SourceTree on both Mac and Windows is huge to us. EDIT: Just realized that they didn't include Mercuria…
Git AND MERCURIAL client. There's not a single decent Mercurial client on Windows. EasyMercurial is better than nothing, but not by much. We a few .Net projects, (we mainly do Python), some of the projects we haven't even bothered moving from Subversion, because of the lack of good Windows Mercurial clients. Having SourceTree on both Mac and Windows is huge to us. EDIT: Just realized that they didn't include Mercuria…
TortoiseHg is an awesome Mercurial client, what are you talking about?
It's not terrible by any means, but I'm interested to see what other clients can bring to the party.