djwonk

For the git users out there, I recommend qgit over gitk. I prefer qgit over GitNub as well, since I like to be able to see the graphical history of branches. I recommend installing from the qgit master repository to get the latest version. Here’s how:

sudo port install qt4-mac
cd ~/dev/sources/git-related
git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/qgit/qgit4.git
cd qgit4
less README
# follow the README directions
# To install a ‘qgit’ command, I did:
cd ~/bin
ln -s qgit.app/Contents/MacOS/qgit qgit
# Add $HOME/bin to your path

You use qgit just like you would use gitk:

# Run this from your git repository directory
qgit –all &
# Formatting quirk: there are two hyphens before all

Notice that qgit has a handy reload button (the 4th icon from the top-left).  This is better than gitk, where you have to use a pull down menu, which is a bit clunky.  Enjoy!