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reckless:
Hmm true git's gui is tcl and while not the most advanced it does what it needs to but needs a bash shell to work, qgit might be a better alternative though it lacks some documentation.
Git can be build with mingw as a true win32 application but there are some downfalls like getting svn integration to work.
I got a win32 build you can test if you want ? (it uses qgit gui svn support is not in yet) it works with standard git repositories though.
Its also a lot smaller than msys-git.

zabzonk:
>Git can be build with mingw as a true win32 application but there are some downfalls like getting svn integration to work.

msys-git is a "true win32 application", and svn integration via "git svn" works perfectly.

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: Neil Butterworth on November 04, 2011, 08:32:53 pm ---Mercurial does not ship with a GUI - TortoiseHg is a separate project.

--- End quote ---
Oh, mine does - it's a TCL/TK based UI and shows the revision tree, differences and stuff like that.Though it's really hidden in the sub-folders of the Windows installation.  I don't mean TortoiseXXX. Such things are of no help for me as I never use the explorer.

reckless:

--- Quote ---msys-git is a "true win32 application", and svn integration via "git svn" works perfectly.
--- End quote ---

I mean it relies on a posix layer (msys-1.0.dll) the mingw one only needs what dll's are allready on windows + a few things like curl.
Im working on getting the tcl gui to use the windows tclsh directly instead of through bash.
Msys-git works fine no argument there :) its just a little large so im trying to cut some fat.

daniloz:
Another question here...

How do I use a patch generated by SVN on my local git svn ?

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