Lvc is a some what mis-guided attempt to abstract away the differences between different version control systems. It's still very alpha. It's cross platform in 2 directions, over different version control systems AND different operating systems.

It only intends to be a GUI for the existing command lines tools:

• Git (git)
• Mercurial (hg)
• Subversion (svn)
• Concurrent Versions System (cvs)

And supports all the platforms that LGI supports:

• Windows
• Linux
• Mac

The main operations it supports are:

• Pull / Update - get new versions from the server.
• Commit - check in new or updated files.
• Revert - discard uncommited changes.
• Delete - delete existing files.
• Push - send your changes to the server.
• List - show a list of commits.
• Update - move to a specific commit.
• Diff - display coloured diffs of changes.
• Annotate / Blame - show which user/commit modified a particular line.

What hasn't been done:

• Merging or resolving of conflicts.
• Proper support for branching.
• Committing sub-sets of the modified files.
• Large amounts of bug fixing.
• Graphical display of commit heirachy.
• Weird edge cases.

In fact it's extremely alpha at the moment. Lots of things don't work correctly. That said I do use it everyday to pull/push/commit my own git and svn repos.

Screenshot:

Forum:

	Windows Win10+	OSX x32 10.10+	Linux glibc 2.27
v0.4 Alpha	Zip 2.4 MiB, 23/11/2018	Zip 1.3 MiB, 23/11/2018
v0.1 Alpha			Zip 5.1 MiB, 20/5/2018