@@ -27,18 +27,11 @@ way, you can keep using Git, and switch between Git and Gitless seamlessly.
2727We currently require Git (1.7.12+) to be installed (but this requirement is
2828going to disappear soon once we finish with our migration to pygit2).
2929
30- Note to Windows users: we currently have no binary release for Windows. If you
31- are having trouble getting the latest version to work (we now depend
32- on [ pygit2] ( https://github.com/libgit2/pygit2 ) in addition to ` git ` ), you can
33- try v0.6.2 instead (which depends only
34- on ` git ` ) and people have managed to get it working.
35-
3630
3731### Binary releases
3832
3933Binary releases for Mac OS and Linux are available from the
40- [ Gitless's website] ( http://gitless.com " Gitless's website ") . This is the easiest
41- way to get Gitless.
34+ [ Gitless's website] ( http://gitless.com " Gitless's website ") .
4235
4336If you've downloaded a binary release of Gitless everything is contained in the
4437gl binary, so to install simply do:
@@ -82,11 +75,14 @@ Then, just do:
8275
8376### Installing via Homebrew
8477
85- If you are using [ Homebrew] ( http://brew.sh/ " Homebrew homepage ") , a package manager for Mac OS, then you can simply install Gitless with:
78+ If you are using [ Homebrew] ( http://brew.sh/ " Homebrew homepage ") , a package
79+ manager for Mac OS, then you can simply install Gitless with:
80+
8681```
8782brew update
8883brew install gitless
8984```
85+
9086Documentation
9187-------------
9288
@@ -110,10 +106,6 @@ feedback/questions/suggestions or shoot us an email
110106
111107If you're planning on submitting code here are some useful things to know:
112108
113- - We only have two branches, ` master ` and ` develop ` . We code in ` develop ` and
114- merge the changes onto ` master ` when the changes are stable and we're ready to
115- cut a new release. So you'll find on ` develop ` the latest changes
116-
117109- We follow (to some extent) the [ Google Python Style Guide] (
118110 https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html
119111 "Google Python Style Guide").
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