Git Login to ZSH terminal

Question

I remember in a Git video that the user terminal (possibly ZSH) was split into two; one for standard terminal commands, and below - something like a graphical representation of the Git log. It has always been seen at the bottom of the terminal with beautiful colors.

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How can I split the terminal screen into two and display the Git log (something like git log --pretty=format:'%h : %s' --graph) on the terminal screen?

UPDATE: I found a video on Vimeo, http://vimeo.com/16018419 . I am trying to do the same setup on my ZSH terminal.

Answer 1

with tmux, you can split the panel zsh -c while :; do sleep 60; git log ...; done, and this should provide automatic updates to the git logs in the panel.

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Answer 2

git log --oneline --graph --decorate --color=always git.

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Answer 3

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watch git log --graph

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