I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
I dislike that too, but one reason is that they're actually using the platform native UI toolkits (making it wonderfully well integrated and snappy). Adding another platform would be a lot of work and the authors don't believe that Linux even has a clear platform native UI toolkit (though imo GTK would be a safe choice).
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I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
What was bugging you about the UI?
I sadly don't exactly remember, but I think it was something about resizing behavior and the occasinal inability to stage specific parts.
Link?
https://git-fork.com/
Mac and Windows only? What the hell.
I dislike that too, but one reason is that they're actually using the platform native UI toolkits (making it wonderfully well integrated and snappy). Adding another platform would be a lot of work and the authors don't believe that Linux even has a clear platform native UI toolkit (though imo GTK would be a safe choice).
Thanks!
https://git-fork.com/
Thanks!
Sorry, but it sounds like you're shilling for Fork.
I am because I've been happy with it for the past couple of years.