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From: | ThomasK |
Subject: | Re: [Simulavr-devel] [patch #7032] unitialized HWUart, did never finish sending |
Date: | Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:58:21 +0100 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (X11/20090817) |
Hi Petr,
On my Windows machine I could use TortoiseGit (or Tortoise- anything, they look all the same) so Git is mostly fine. For my Linux there are no simple GUIs, I am afraid. (And command-line interface to Git is difficult, I have heard.)
I've used git on my linux box and (especially to test the possibility to build it on Windows with MinGW) also on a WinXP prof. box. There are (available on both os!) a gui tool named "gitk" for inspecting commited changes and history and with "git gui" a git tool to make and control commits. Both use Tk. It looks a little bit old fasioned compared with other tools and possibilities, but it works. git command line isn't not so difficult now. It was in the beginning a "command hell" (which is available also now!), but now there are a front end tool called "git" :-), so at most I use "git status" for that, what this means, "git commit" - also self describing, "git checkout" for changing revision or branch, "git merge" of course and then "git pull" and "git push" to transfer changes from/to other repos. Not to forget "git clone" to pull a brand new repo from net. And for other, rare work, I use documentation or try-and-error ... ;-)
cu, Thomas
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