Git GUI - Shell-Bash

Git GUI is a graphical user interface tool for working with Git repositories. It allows developers to easily manage and visualize their Git branches, commits, and diffs. In Shell-Bash, you can launch Git GUI by running the command:

git gui

Git GUI provides a variety of features for managing your Git repository. These include:

• Committing changes: Git GUI allows you to easily stage and commit changes to your repository. You can view your changes in the file browser, and stage individual files or entire directories.

• Viewing commit history: Git GUI provides a visual representation of your repository's commit history. You can view individual commits, branch timelines, and compare different commits side-by-side.

• Visual diffing: Git GUI provides a visual diff tool that allows you to see the differences between different versions of your code. You can compare individual files or entire directories, and easily apply changes from one version to another.

• Managing branches: Git GUI makes it easy to manage your Git branches. You can create, delete, and merge branches directly from the GUI.

Overall, Git GUI is a powerful tool that can help developers manage their Git repositories more efficiently. Its visual interface provides a more intuitive way of working with Git, and its many features make it a valuable addition to any developer's toolbox.