Having GUI doesn't disallow you from using CLI commands but does help with rendering the tree. The tree rendered in terminal looks awful and not very helpful.
Also, I find some actions to be faster and easier using GUI - for example reviewing and staging the changes.
So, I personally use both GUI (Fork) and git CLI.
I also use KDiff3 for resolving conflicts. Looks dated but works really well.
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Having GUI doesn't disallow you from using CLI commands but does help with rendering the tree. The tree rendered in terminal looks awful and not very helpful.
Also, I find some actions to be faster and easier using GUI - for example reviewing and staging the changes.
So, I personally use both GUI (Fork) and git CLI.
I also use KDiff3 for resolving conflicts. Looks dated but works really well.