SourceTree for Linux

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+1 for linux (which I use at home and at work)

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So Atlassian, anything new?

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+1 for Linux Client please please please!!!

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Yes, please make a Linux client. Nothing beats SourceTree. Don't force us to use something else.

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+1 for a linux client.

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I like SourceTree for Mac, but if it had a client for linux would be wonderful

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+1 for Linux Version

P.S. Great work on the other versions guys!

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+1 ... please please please :)

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+1 for linux

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+1 for a Linux client

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+1 for linux

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+1 for a Linux

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Considering that stash is the latest newest super-tool that Atlassian delivers, and that SourceTree is a nice companion to it; considering that a lot of the Atlassian client base is using linux (this is an assumption, but my logic is: people who use good tools use good OSes), then I'd say it'd be worth thinking about porting the app to Linux.

Making it opensource would probably be a good way to achieve this...

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+ 1 for Linux Version

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+1 for Linux. Command line is so boring ;-)

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MS FTW!

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+1 linux please

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+1 really should have a Linux option. I would certainly use it.

Also i have started using smartGit as well mentioned by posts above its very good.

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+1 for Linux.

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+1 for Linux.

Obviously, as purists say, the application looks better if developed with native libraries. However, Qt looks good on any platform and if functionality takes precendence on slick looks then you have a winner and make happy more than only users of one OS.