Desktop Github Linux [upd] -

(cron job)

flatpak install flathub io.github.shiftey.Desktop It’s not perfect (some dialogs flicker), but for beginners or quick staging of hunks, it’s great.

alias gs='git status' alias gaa='git add --all' alias gc='git commit -m' alias gl='git log --oneline --graph --all' alias gp='git push' alias gpl='git pull --rebase' And my favorite: git undo – a global alias that resets the last commit but keeps changes. desktop github linux

0 * * * * cd /home/user/myrepo && git fetch --all --prune – run tests and push if they pass

In .git/hooks/post-commit :

#!/bin/bash make test && git push origin HEAD

Over the past year, I’ve pieced together a GitHub workflow on Linux that feels native, visual when I need it, and ridiculously fast. Here’s what actually works. Let’s be honest—the terminal on Linux is where Git shines. But instead of typing git status 50 times a day, I use: (cron job) flatpak install flathub io

Try the gh CLI for one week. You’ll never open your browser for a PR review again.