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6 gitg - Git repository viewer
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9 gitg [OPTION]... [REPOSITORY]...
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12 gitg is a graphical user interface for git. It aims at being a small,
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14 Besides visualization, gitg also provides several utilities to manage
15 your repository and commit your work.
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20 -h, --help
21 Show help options
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23 --help-all
24 Show all help options
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26 --help-gtk
27 Show GTK+ Options
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31 -v, --version
32 Show the application?s version
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35 Start gitg with a particular activity
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37 -c, --commit
38 Start gitg with the commit activity (shorthand for --activity
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42 Do not try to load a repository from the current working direc‐
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45 --standalone
46 Run gitg in standalone mode
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49 X display to use
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51 -a, --all
52 Select all commits by default in the history activity
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55 Select all branches by default in the history activity
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67 gitg will try to load any REPOSITORY passed as command line argument
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70 If no repository is specified, gitg will try to open the repository
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82 Jesse van den Kieboom <jesse@icecrew.nl>
83 Alberto Fanjul <albfan@gnome.org>
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