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      <description>I really like Sublime Merge but I&amp;rsquo;m going to give a couple of Git TUI clients a try:
lazygit gitui
At first glance, lazygit has the better interface, but gitui boasts some pretty impressive benchmarks. However, this is parsing the entire Linux git repository and none of mine are anywhere near that large.</description>
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