Gitg: Gitg is a graphical user interface for Git that allows you to view and manage repositories in a visual way. It provides a tree view of the repository, a commit history view, and a diff view for comparing changes.
GitFlow: GitFlow is a set of guidelines for using Git in a branching model that facilitates collaboration and release management. The GitFlow plugin for Git provides commands for creating and managing feature branches, release branches, and hotfix branches, as well as merging changes between branches.
GitLens: GitLens is a powerful extension for Visual Studio Code that enhances the Git capabilities of the editor. It provides features like inline blame annotations, commit history views, repository file navigation, and more.
Magit: Magit is a Git interface for Emacs that provides a range of features for working with Git repositories. It allows you to stage changes, commit changes, view commit history, and more directly from within Emacs.
Git-Extras: Git-Extras is a collection of additional Git commands that extend the functionality of the Git command-line interface. It provides commands for tasks like creating release tags, rewriting commit messages, and more.
These are just a few of the many Git plugins and extensions available for Ubuntu that can help improve your Git workflow.
