If you want to change the amount of RAM available for GitEye you can do so by editing the JVM arguments Of GitEye, you can simply edit the giteye.ini to point at the 64-bit JRE: Suppose you have the 32-bit JRE in PATH for various reasons. The launcher for GitEye will typically find Java automatically, but if it cannot, or you need toĬontrol the specific JRE that it uses, you can edit the giteye.ini file. If you are on a 64-bit OS but are using a 32-bit JRE, then you should get the 32-bit version of GitEye. Once you create the account you are not required to use it. We hope you find value in your free CloudForge account, should you choose that option, but If you do not have an account, you can sign up for a freeĬloudForge account and that will then register GitEye once you connect it to your free Registration happens automatically if you connect GitEye to an existing GitEye is free to use, but must be registered to continue using it beyond the 30-day Install the client and then unzip into that folder. GitEye is delivered as a simple zip file. RAM: 1 GB of available RAM is recommended. We recommend the JRE from Sun/Oracle although OpenJDK 8+ also works well. Java: You must have Java 8 or newer installed. Specific support for GitHub, TeamForge and CloudForge is included,īut any server can be used as GitEye supports all Git protocols.ģ2 and 64-bit versions available for each OS.
GitEye is a graphical Git client for Windows, Linux and OSX. Readme - CollabNet GitEye (Windows 32-bit)
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