The user can configure their desktop to handle the git:// URLs in whatever way they want, e.g. run a wrapper script which launches gitk on the local repository. This is sort of a poor man's solution to #23, but it could be reasonably useful nonetheless.
The user can configure their desktop to handle the
git://URLs in whatever way they want, e.g. run a wrapper script which launchesgitkon the local repository. This is sort of a poor man's solution to #23, but it could be reasonably useful nonetheless.