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- so what is ledger-git.dyne.org then? Is a "view" on the git server, a web GUI, with some services on top, like a wiki, a editor for files, an access... is an alternative to gitlab or to github that runs on dyne's servers...
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- You can as well access the remote and the local git service with a local gui, like github client or any other platform specific GUI... but Terminal is going to be the same for everyone.
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+How do I find the basic commands?
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+for example follow these instructions: https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/
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+once you have installed git, you can open a terminal and type:
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+```bash
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+man git
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+```
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+and/or follow the instructions of the git-guide or google about it, or ask your naighbour...
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+1. create a new directory, open it and perform a
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+```bash
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+git init
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+```
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+to create a new git repository in that folder.
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+then you might want to connect that repository to the public or private remote one.
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+- When you want to register a change you ```commit``` it
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+- When you want to have a repository copied to your local system you ```clone``` it
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+- When you want to send your committed changes to the remote repository you ```push``` them, before pushing your changes you might want to ```pull``` the actual version...
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