For historical reasons, Vim is the default option, but even the wizard recommends switching to a more modern GUI editor, like VS Code or Sublime Text.
Git Bash - Select Components Choosing the Default Editor used by Git For instance, you can add the "Additional Icons" component if you want to have a Git Bash shortcut on the desktop. On this screen, you can pick the components you would like to install. Let's have a look at these before clicking "Next" blindfold. The default options should be fine for most users, but there are a couple of questions worthy of your attention. After allowing the app to make changes to your Windows device and reading the GNU General Public License, the Git Bash installation wizard will prompt you some questions. Once the download is finished, run the installer (make sure you have Windows administrator privileges). You should quickly notice the "download" area on the right. Let's start by downloading the Git Bash executable from the official website. Now that you understand why you need Git Bash, it's time to download and install it! How to Install Git Bash on Windows You will also be able to use other useful Bash utilities, such as ssh, cat, scp or nano. This is solved by - you guessed it! - installing Git Bash, which will provide the necessary emulation to access all the command line tools Git needs.
Windows is not included in this list (it's a DOS-based operating system), so it doesn't support Git out of the box. Operating systems based on Unix, like Linux or macOS, come with Bash (Bourne Again SHell), which ensures that Git runs smoothly across these systems. Git is a combination of command line programs that were built to execute on a Unix environment. Couldn't we just use CMD or Windows PowerShell to work with Git?
Before we get started, let's understand why we need to install Git Bash.
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