I've been using the original GitX but I've noticed it hasn't had any updates for quite a while. Which version of GitX is the most active, in terms of updates/stability/features?

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Judging by the commit histories, I'd say Laullón's fork.

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That's what I thought at first, but it wasn't nearly as stable as the brotherbard fork – Tim Mar 20 '11 at 23:27
Note that most stable is not always the same as most active. I have just started using Germán Laullón's fork, and it works pretty nicely for me… although I am running from the github build to fix the git-svn issue in 0.8.1. – Paul Wagland Apr 23 '11 at 22:26
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GitX (L) is almost unusable for me, I don't know what he did to the codebase, but it's extremely slow, and with multiple projects open at once it becomes unbearable. The brotherboard fork comes with the same sidebar and is super fast, like the vanilla GitX. – Matthias Mar 30 at 10:23
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