GitForce is a graphical front-end for Git with a workflow influenced by traditional source control clients. Development has resumed after a long quiet spell, making the application relevant again for Linux users able to run its C# interface with Mono.
A distinguishing feature is its workspace approach. Several repositories can be collected together, scanned and managed from the same application, while custom changelists provide a way to organise modifications independently of Git’s index.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Groups multiple Git repositories into reusable workspaces.
- Scans local directories to discover existing repositories.
- Provides custom changelists that are independent of the Git index.
- Uses drag and drop for organising files and repository operations.
- Manages branches, stashes and multiple remotes.
- Displays revision history for individual files.
- Supports SSH keys and configurable remote connections.
- Includes an integrated command-line interface and support for external tools.
Website: github.com/gdevic/GitForce
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Developer: Goran Devic
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

GitForce is written in C#. Learn C# with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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