What commands for Github on the Linux Terminal?

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I have a PC at home (Windows) and in college I use Linux Mint. At home I installed a Github program for desktop, and from what I saw only has for Windows, and only 64 bits say of passage.

I started using Github in the last days at home and everything went well, I created a repository from an existing folder, dou commit and Sync usually by the program. When I enter the site there are the files correctly. If I make any changes by the site, just give Sync that the file updates on my PC.

I looked for the same program to install on Linux but could not find. I found only things to be done by the terminal, but I’m not very familiar with it. I did some tests here according to what I found on the internet, but the only thing I could do was a git clone//directory. But only once (from the second it was a mistake).

I would like to know how I do, from Linux, to download the files from Github already synchronizing with what I have on Linux, and after making some changes to some file, to be able to upload the entire folder and synchronize the site with this folder. Just like I do on Windows. What would be the necessary commands for this? Thanks in advance.

Link to the Github: https://github.com/EmanoelFraguas/GitProject

linux windows git github

  • Git commands do not belong to linux, Git commands are "Git and ready" commands, having Git installed on the operating system whatever, the commands will be the same, unless it is a modified "git client" Fork itself, what is missing for you is installing the "Git" client".

  • To familiarize yourself, use the git bash in windows, it is installed together with Git GUI (required). In addition, read git-scm

  • Which linux distro are you using Ubuntu?

  • I use Linux Mint in college

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    Here is a very basic command line manual: https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/index.pt_BR.html

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For Linux it has a graphical environment, which is for Windows/Linux/Macos called Git Kraken. Very simple and intuitive interface!

  • I could access files on Github or I would have to do another repository?

  • Through Gitkraken you can access Github, Bitbucket and Gitlabs repositories by definition. So yes, simply clone the repository thanks to the link that Github provides.

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