Make gitk and git gui commands work#3929
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The `tk` package is flagged as an optional dependency of `git` in Arch's package manager, but without it the `git gui` command falls over. I suspect it's optional by default as `git gui` makes no sense in a headless install, but it's really handy in headmore systems. This adds 26MB to the installation. Fixes basecamp#3927
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The Omarchy recommendation for a gui for git is LazyGit. Git gui or gitk wouldn't be something I'd personally use, so adding another 26MB seems too much. Appreciate the suggestion, though! |
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gitk&git guicommands fail on a fresh install due totknot being installed.The
tkpackage is flagged as an optional dependency ofgitin Arch's package manager, but without it thegitkcommand falls over.I suspect it's optional by default as
gitkmakes no sense in a headless install, but it's really handy in headmore system.This adds 26MB to the installation.
Fixes #3927