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An really good and best repository control software

it is very popular incase because it is open-source

it was created by Linus Torvalds (the linux kernel creator) in 2005 for development of the linux kernel

it was inspired by the then-propietary BitKeeper and Monotone

==Beginner guide (cli)==

First, make an folder,on both linux and windows,you just run <~~pre~~>mkdir example</~~pre~~> (replace ''example'' with the name of the folder that you want) to create an folder in the current directory using command-line

First, make an folder,on both linux and windows,you just run <nowiki>mkdir example</nowiki> (replace ''example'' with the name of the folder that you want) to create an folder in the current directory using command-line

after that,go to your newly created folder,using command line, just run <~~pre~~>cd folder-name</~~pre~~> or <~~pre~~>chdir folder-name</~~pre~~> to change directory (replace ''folder-name'' with the name of the folder that you created)

after that,go to your newly created folder,using command line, just run <nowiki>cd folder-name</nowiki> or <nowiki>chdir folder-name</nowiki> to change directory (replace ''folder-name'' with the name of the folder that you created)

next, run <~~pre~~>git init</~~pre~~> in the command-line (you must be on the directory of your repo folder) to initialize/create an git repository

next, run <nowiki>git init</nowiki> in the command-line (you must be on the directory of your repo folder) to initialize/create an git repository

after that, run <~~pre~~>git add .</~~pre~~> once you added some files for the commit

after that, run <nowiki>git add .</nowiki> once you added some files for the commit

lastly but not least, run <~~pre~~>git commit -m "Intial commit"</~~pre~~> (feel free to customize the commit text by replacing ''Intial commit'' with the text you want)

lastly but not least, run <nowiki>git commit -m "Intial commit"</nowiki> (feel free to customize the commit text by replacing ''Intial commit'' with the text you want)

all the git commands must be run in an terminal (for linux X.org clients,use the terminal emulator provided with the DE,use xterm or use another terminal emulator that works for you and for linux wayland clients,use weston-terminal for weston or use another terminal emulator compatible with wayland (if you want to run X.org terminal emulators with no wayland compability,install and enable Xwayland (for arch linux, its "pacman -S xorg-xwayland" without quotes (")))

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it is very good,but it is very hard to learn since its cli-based,but however to view an repo without git program,one can use cgit and theres some 3rd-party git guis but if you want for a official one,also bundled,just use git-gui for commiting and gitk for browsing

==Links

==Links==

~~Website :https://git-scm.com~~

~~==Reviews~~==

~~user3412~~: 10/10

Website: https://git-scm.com

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 An really good and best repository control software
+it is very popular incase because it is open-source
+it was created by Linus Torvalds (the linux kernel creator) in 2005 for development of the linux kernel
+it was inspired by the then-propietary BitKeeper and Monotone
 ==Beginner guide (cli)==
-First, make an folder,on both linux and windows,you just run <pre>mkdir example</pre> (replace ''example'' with the name of the folder that you want) to create an folder in the current directory using command-line
+First, make an folder,on both linux and windows,you just run <nowiki>mkdir example</nowiki> (replace ''example'' with the name of the folder that you want) to create an folder in the current directory using command-line
-after that,go to your newly created folder,using command line, just run <pre>cd folder-name</pre> or <pre>chdir folder-name</pre> to change directory (replace ''folder-name'' with the name of the folder that you created)
+after that,go to your newly created folder,using command line, just run <nowiki>cd folder-name</nowiki> or <nowiki>chdir folder-name</nowiki> to change directory (replace ''folder-name'' with the name of the folder that you created)
-next, run <pre>git init</pre> in the command-line (you must be on the directory of your repo folder) to initialize/create an git repository
+next, run <nowiki>git init</nowiki> in the command-line (you must be on the directory of your repo folder) to initialize/create an git repository
-after that, run <pre>git add .</pre> once you added some files for the commit
+after that, run <nowiki>git add .</nowiki> once you added some files for the commit
-lastly but not least, run <pre>git commit -m "Intial commit"</pre> (feel free to customize the commit text by replacing ''Intial commit'' with the text you want)
+lastly but not least, run <nowiki>git commit -m "Intial commit"</nowiki> (feel free to customize the commit text by replacing ''Intial commit'' with the text you want)
 all the git commands must be run in an terminal (for linux X.org clients,use the terminal emulator provided with the DE,use xterm or use another terminal emulator that works for you and for linux wayland clients,use weston-terminal for weston or use another terminal emulator compatible with wayland (if you want to run X.org terminal emulators with no wayland compability,install and enable Xwayland (for arch linux, its "pacman -S xorg-xwayland" without quotes (")))
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 it is very good,but it is very hard to learn since its cli-based,but however to view an repo without git program,one can use cgit and theres some 3rd-party git guis but if you want for a official one,also bundled,just use git-gui for commiting and gitk for browsing
-==Links
+==Links==
-Website :https://git-scm.com
-==Reviews==
-user3412: 10/10
+Website: https://git-scm.com