Can TortoiseGit, Git Extensions, and SmartGit coexist on Windows 7 64bit?

I have just installed TortoiseGit 1.6.5, Git Extensions 2.21, and SmartGit 2.0.4 on Windows 7 64bit thirty minutes ago.

Would this cause any compatibility issues?

Update:

I think TortoiseGit and Git Extensions should coexist well, because by default Git Source Control Provider displays commands of both TortoiseGit and开发者_如何学Python Git Extensions in the context menu.

From official website of Git Source Control Provider:

It's not uncommon to use different clients for different purposes, as they all have their strengths and weaknesses. Multiple clients generally work very well together. Just keep in mind you might have to do a rescan/refresh for one client to notice changes made by another. I have seen the occasional problem where tortoisegit is doing a caching operation that momentarily locks out the other clients. It was annoying enough for me to uninstall tortoisegit, but we have 60,000 versioned files so it may be more noticeable on our codebase than others. Just keep that in mind if you see error messages about locks you didn't expect.