SourceTree for Linux

[fkrahe]

I would donate to see that happen. It's time for a great Git GUI for linux ;)

[Martin Long]

+1

I dev on both Win and Linux, and this is the #1 tool missing from my linux toolchain

[Hasan İlingi]

+1 for linux world....

[bravecobra]

+1 for a Linux version!

[Lagrang]

We need Linux client

[fkrahe]

+1 for a linux version please!

[Deleted user]

+1 for linux :p

[Robert Duda]

+1 for a linux client

[PR PR]

+1 for Linux please.

[Slav Turo]

+1 for Linux

[Ikhwani]

+1 for Linux

[Adam Wilmore]

+1 for linux version... I'd even pay for it!

[nseinlet]

+1 for linux version of sourcetree

[antonino caccamo]

yes, please do it.

+1 for Linux version

[Artur Krysiak]

+1 for Linux ;) Especially Ubuntu ;)

[GreenImp]

I'd love to see a SourceTree version for Linux (specifically Ubuntu). We're all using it in the office (on Macs) and it's brilliant. Unfortunately, I'm unable to use it out of the office, on my Linux machine.

[Charles]

+1 pretty please?

[Ami Geva]

+1 for Linux

[Joon Ro]

+1 I sorely miss Sourcetree when I am working on GNU/Linux.

[Gus E]

+1 for Linux. I would pay for this too!

[Wolfgang]

+1 for Linux and open Source

[Alexey Kamenskiy]

Linux version please. SourceTree is an amazing piece of software, but as long as it is for Mac/Windows only, lots of people around me have to use some ugly software in weird combinations.

[ChrisClark]

Yes, there are a few GUI GIT applications for Linux, but nothing as nice as this. I think you would have a huge market there. I know I would use it.

[Niels Stargardt]

Sorry for forgotten the Mac version. For me c# is still a programming language to get platform independent software. How ever I can understand your point and you are right KDE oder Gnome-programs have not always the best possible experience on Windows.

Best option would be to make the code opensource, so that a port becomes possible.

[KieranA]

C# was written to target specifically Windows and was never intended for the Mac or Linux (and that hasn't changed). It just happens that Mono was developed, and even then, it took a few developers three years to get it working for a major release. Even then, there are features from Windows that aren't supported through Mono (WPF, for example).

SourceTree for Windows was written in C# because we want to target specific platforms, hence the re-write for Windows from the Mac version. If we were to write a Linux version the same principle would apply.

[Anton Afanasyev]

persistence++;