I m trying out both Tower and Sourcetree GUIs on my Mac and I have two very basic questions:
As Tower comes with a fully functional Git binary, you don t have to install Git on your system to use Tower. If you also want to use Git on the command line, though, we recommend you use the OS X installer or MacPorts (if present on your system).
I don t know Tower, but you can see in Sourcetree s settings that it can either use the system Git (I think a version of Git is already embedded in Mac OS X) or a version embedded within the Sourcetree application.
On my system which git gives me:
/usr/bin/git
It should be in the path, if you didn t change anything.
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