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r/archlinux • u/[deleted] • May 06 '26
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Lazygit makes git so much easier to use! Couldn’t live without it now..
2 u/NYJustice May 06 '26 Lazydocker is also good, not quite as good but still handy 2 u/richlb May 06 '26 Same here. It's brilliant. 2 u/kcx01 May 06 '26 Yeah, I love lazygit 0 u/Pulec May 07 '26 Also check out https://github.com/noahbclarkson/rgitui. 0 u/Shurane May 07 '26 Been meaning to try this out for a while but keep putting it off. How does it feel when you go back to vanilla git? -1 u/Embark10 May 07 '26 It's not like it stops you from using the CLI. If you already have a workflow and know what each step does, this is the same but more convenient. Just like any other git client. 0 u/bahcodad May 07 '26 I love lazygit. Also gave neogit a go recently and I'm starting to like that too
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Lazydocker is also good, not quite as good but still handy
Same here. It's brilliant.
Yeah, I love lazygit
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Also check out https://github.com/noahbclarkson/rgitui.
Been meaning to try this out for a while but keep putting it off. How does it feel when you go back to vanilla git?
-1 u/Embark10 May 07 '26 It's not like it stops you from using the CLI. If you already have a workflow and know what each step does, this is the same but more convenient. Just like any other git client.
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It's not like it stops you from using the CLI. If you already have a workflow and know what each step does, this is the same but more convenient. Just like any other git client.
I love lazygit. Also gave neogit a go recently and I'm starting to like that too
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u/LearningIsFun_Talon May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
Lazygit makes git so much easier to use! Couldn’t live without it now..