Git Client with UI on a Debian system

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I known using git on the command line is the preferred method by a lot of Linux users.



But has somebody have successfully installed and used a Git Client with GUI on Debian Based System? (to be precise it is a Raspberry PI 2 with raspbian distro)



I am asking that question, because I didn't find any answer on Web, and a GUI is a most convenient way to manage conflict for example.



As I am using l low powered device, I am also looking for a ligweight client of course



Best regards.




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    I known using git on the command line is the preferred method by a lot of Linux users.



    But has somebody have successfully installed and used a Git Client with GUI on Debian Based System? (to be precise it is a Raspberry PI 2 with raspbian distro)



    I am asking that question, because I didn't find any answer on Web, and a GUI is a most convenient way to manage conflict for example.



    As I am using l low powered device, I am also looking for a ligweight client of course



    Best regards.




    raspberry-pi raspbian git github




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      I known using git on the command line is the preferred method by a lot of Linux users.



      But has somebody have successfully installed and used a Git Client with GUI on Debian Based System? (to be precise it is a Raspberry PI 2 with raspbian distro)



      I am asking that question, because I didn't find any answer on Web, and a GUI is a most convenient way to manage conflict for example.



      As I am using l low powered device, I am also looking for a ligweight client of course



      Best regards.




      raspberry-pi raspbian git github




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      I known using git on the command line is the preferred method by a lot of Linux users.



      But has somebody have successfully installed and used a Git Client with GUI on Debian Based System? (to be precise it is a Raspberry PI 2 with raspbian distro)



      I am asking that question, because I didn't find any answer on Web, and a GUI is a most convenient way to manage conflict for example.



      As I am using l low powered device, I am also looking for a ligweight client of course



      Best regards.





      raspberry-pi raspbian git github





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          git itself provides a GUI, which in Debian derivatives, including Raspbian, is packaged as git-gui. Install that, and you’ll be able to run git gui to perform most operations. You can also install gitk to explore repositories in a GUI.



          To resolve merge conflicts, I quite like Meld, but that pulls in part of GNOME so it doesn’t quite count as lightweight!






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          git itself provides a GUI, which in Debian derivatives, including Raspbian, is packaged as git-gui. Install that, and you’ll be able to run git gui to perform most operations. You can also install gitk to explore repositories in a GUI.



          To resolve merge conflicts, I quite like Meld, but that pulls in part of GNOME so it doesn’t quite count as lightweight!






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          git itself provides a GUI, which in Debian derivatives, including Raspbian, is packaged as git-gui. Install that, and you’ll be able to run git gui to perform most operations. You can also install gitk to explore repositories in a GUI.



          To resolve merge conflicts, I quite like Meld, but that pulls in part of GNOME so it doesn’t quite count as lightweight!






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          git itself provides a GUI, which in Debian derivatives, including Raspbian, is packaged as git-gui. Install that, and you’ll be able to run git gui to perform most operations. You can also install gitk to explore repositories in a GUI.



          To resolve merge conflicts, I quite like Meld, but that pulls in part of GNOME so it doesn’t quite count as lightweight!






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          git itself provides a GUI, which in Debian derivatives, including Raspbian, is packaged as git-gui. Install that, and you’ll be able to run git gui to perform most operations. You can also install gitk to explore repositories in a GUI.



          To resolve merge conflicts, I quite like Meld, but that pulls in part of GNOME so it doesn’t quite count as lightweight!







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