#Smartgit 7 free
It's free for non-commercial use, and relatively cheap for commercial use. So it is with great joy that I can report, as the unofficial poster boy of Perl's Windows Git Curmudgeons, that there finally exists a Windows git client that works normally. No, clearly it was our (my) fault for just not being awesome enough for git. That git was so fast and magical and OMG that it didn't matter that it didn't work like people on 80-90% of the world's computers would expect it to, or that it used a whole parallel set of terms, or that it had guis that were both ugly and utterly unusable unless you already knew the command line versions. It's always felt like the same wrong argument. Later, this because "It's fine, just use msysgit" when most people on Windows don't like command lines and don't want to use them.įinally, it's been "Stop trying to think about git like svn, it is a special flower!" Then it was "It's fine, just use cygwin" ignoring the fact it clashes with Strawberry. The arrival of git as a version control system that I can actually take seriously now.įor years I've struggled with the git'erati and their zealotous ways.įirst it was "It's awesome, just use Linux". I was so used to it's ways, it's foibles, and the mass of historical posts to refer back to that I've struggled a bit to bring myself to post here.īut having finally gotten past one of my biggest barriers, I find myself motivated to try and push a post through to completion (there was something to be said for use.perl's one-shot approach to posting, at least you couldn't procrastinate and abandon the draft once you started one).
I've struggled a bit to start blogging again after the demise of.
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