SourceGit

Opensource Git GUI client.

Highlights

Linux only tested on Ubuntu 22.04 on X11.

To use this tool, you need to install Git first.

You can download the latest stable from Releases or download workflow artifacts from Github Actions to try this app based on latest commits.

For Windows users:

MSYS Git is NOT supported. Please use official Git for Windows instead.
You can use Visual Studio Code Insiders as the same way as Visual Studio Code in this software.

For macOS users:

Download SourceGit.osx-x64.zip or SourceGit.osx-arm64.zip from Releases. x64 for Intel and arm64 for Apple Silicon.
Move SourceGit.app to Applications folder.
Make sure your mac trusts all software from anywhere. For more information, search spctl --master-disable.
Make sure git-credential-manager is installed on your mac.
You may need to run sudo xattr -cr /Applications/SourceGit.app to make sure the software works.

For Linux users:

xdg-open must be installed to support open native file manager.
Make sure git-credential-manager is installed on your linux, and it requires ttf-mscorefonts-installer installed.
Maybe you need to set environment variable AVALONIA_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTORS. See https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia/wiki/Configuring-X11-per-monitor-DPI.
Modify SourceGit.desktop.template (replace SOURCEGIT_LOCAL_FOLDER with real path) and move it into ~/.local/share/applications.

Other tips:

You can set VSCODE_PATH environment variable if VSCode can NOT be found when you click Open In Visual Studio Code.
You can set FLEET_PATH environment variable if JetBrains Fleet can NOT be found when you click Open In Fleet.

Thanks to all the people who contribute.