lol, I didn’t mean Github itself (it can be a bit of a pain) - but it is the only version available that offers free online repository space for people just starting out with remote project sharing… (although should note you have to pay $7 a month to have a private project only accessible by invited members). A lot of people recommend Perforce if you know up front you’re willing to pay monthly, but I think you have to contact them directly to get hosting quotes or find a third party repository hosting provider etc…
*way better - I meant that SourceTree is way better than the default “github desktop” app - it has a far cleaner and more useful user interface, and works well…