Description
Giggle
Giggle is a cool graphical frontend for the git directory tracker. If you've ever used gitk on GTK+, then you'll get the idea! It's designed to make tracking changes in your projects super easy and user-friendly.
History of Giggle
Believe it or not, Giggle came to life during a Hackathon at Imendio on the weekend of January 12-14, 2007. The awesome team behind it included Carlos Garnacho, Mikael Hallendal, and Richard Hult. They worked hard to create something really useful!
Current Development Team
Today, Giggle is still being developed by Carlos Garnacho and Sven Herzberg from Imendio. They continue to improve it so that more people can enjoy its features.
Compatibility
This handy software has been built with git version 1.4.4.3 in mind, but good news! It might work with earlier versions too, so don't worry if you're not on the latest release.
Requirements:
- glib-2.0 >= 2.12
- gthread-2.0
- gtk+-2.0 >= 2.10
- gtksourceview-1.0 > 1.8
- libglade-2.0 > 2.4
If you're ready to give it a try, you can download Giggle here!
User Reviews for Giggle FOR LINUX 7
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
Giggle FOR LINUX is a user-friendly GUI for git tracking. A competent tool for developers, supported by Carlos Garnacho and Sven Herzberg.
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
Giggle is an amazing app! It makes tracking changes in git so much easier with its user-friendly interface.
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I love using Giggle! The graphical frontend simplifies my workflow and helps me visualize my git history effortlessly.
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
Giggle has transformed the way I manage my projects. It's intuitive and efficient—definitely a must-have for developers!
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
What a fantastic tool! Giggle provides clear visuals of git repositories, making collaboration smoother than ever.
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
Giggle is simply fantastic! It’s easy to use and saves me so much time while working with git. Highly recommend!
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for Giggle FOR LINUX
Absolutely love Giggle! The interface is clean and informative, perfect for tracking changes in my projects!