I work on Linux all the time and I'm clueless about Windows, not even having a Windows box. Is Git nowadays working on Windows? Or am I making problems for my Windows pals by using it?
As far as I can tell msysgit works perfectly well under Windows Vista.
This after a whole 2-month experience checking out plugins and applications for Ruby on Rails :-)
Anyway, it was a breeze to install, no problem.
I have had no problems, even with the gui tools (gitk and git gui), using git from Cygwin . The Cygwin people are very conscientious and have a large community to boot.
Yes it does. Check out this screencast at GitCasts .
您还应该检查Git-Extensions ,它将git命令添加为shell扩展 - 与msysgit一起使用效果很好。
There's a port of Tortoise for GIT, in version 0.4 so far:
I've heard good things about it, but a sticking point for me (and the Japanese company I work for) is lack of cross-platform Unicode filename support. It depends if that particular feature is important to you.
See Issue 80 in the msysgit bug tracker .
See the What DVCS support Unicode filenames? question I asked about this.
It works, but not well. If you Google around a bit, you'll find the port which uses MinGW . The main problems are instability and some very Linux-like tools (gittk). If you really need it though, you should be able to get by.
In the case you are primary using Eclipse as your IDE, there's a fine team provider called EGit, which is pretty easy to install. Check this: http://www.eclipse.org/egit/
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