Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
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Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
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Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#2Hard pass. It requires an account to use. You can sign in using GitHub creds but I don't know enough about it to trust it.
Also, a warning to others: It doesn't come with an uninstaller.
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#3Source? License? Pricing? ... No? close tab
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#4This website seems to completely ignore the existence of non-windows platforms, to the point they don't even list supported OSs. Wow, I thought these went extinct years ago.
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#5Source? License? Pricing? ... No? close tab
Also, why do I need to create an account to use it?
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#6FYI: installer auto-downloads but doesn't do any OS detection. Looks like this is Windows-only.
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#7This website seems to completely ignore the existence of non-windows platforms, to the point they don't even list supported OSs. Wow, I thought these went extinct years ago.
Almost ironic really, since git was created for development of the [Linux Kernel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git).
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#8This website seems to completely ignore the existence of non-windows platforms, to the point they don't even list supported OSs. Wow, I thought these went extinct years ago.
The usual excuse is 'Linux users will just want to use the command line tools anyway', which implies to me that the grand claims about the tooling being better are untrue.
A windows only dev tool in today's day and age seems ridiculous, honestly.
Re: Gmaster – git client with semantic diff
#9This website seems to completely ignore the existence of non-windows platforms, to the point they don't even list supported OSs. Wow, I thought these went extinct years ago.
I assume it's written in C#.