On Jul 27, 2010, at 7:48 PM, Arthur Baldwin wrote:
Dear Matt,
I'm using KUbuntu 10.04, but have avoided version control use (so
far) in order to avoid unnecessary complexity and yet another
learning curve. Git was made for Linux...right? Guess I'll take a
look at the Linux version in Synaptic.
Correct - originally created to manage the Linux source after the
whole Bitkeeper mess. It's pretty much a one-click (or one-command)
install in Ubuntu.
Here's a bunch of useful resources from Github:
http://github.com/blog/120-new-to-git
The first tutorial (titled "Git for the Lazy") should be enough to get
you started, especially if you're working by yourself and developing
locally.
--Matt Jones
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