On 2010-01-12, Mark Polesky wrote: > Patrick McCarty wrote: > > Most of the time, on GNU/Linux, I copy and paste by > > highlighting the text to copy, and then middle-clicking > > where I want to paste. > > For no explicable reason, I just assumed that wouldn't work > in gitk. But it does indeed. Thanks. > > Incidentally, have you guys seen gitg? It's kind of like > gitk and git gui put together, plus/minus a few options. > Download it and try it out if you don't mind. What do you > think of it?
Or compile it from scratch. ;-) It just took about 30 seconds, so that's a nice thing. This program seems very minimalist, which I would expect for one that is targeted to a GNOME environment. gitk is more sophisticated, so if I used the GUI front-ends for git (which I do not), I would be more likely to use gitk (or `git gui'). Though the colors in gitg for highlighting diffs are more attractive than those in gitk. IMO, this would be a nice frontend to open if I wanted to casually browse through recent git history. I have virtually no experience with any of these GUIs, since I prefer the command-line approach, but I hope my feedback helps. Thanks, Patrick _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
