GNU/Linux Installing Git Guide
You are Welcomes! The Tutorial shows you How to Install Git Distributed Version Control System on most diffused GNU/Linux Distributions.
And Git for Linux is a Distributed Version Control System. Most VCSs you know (like CVS, Subversion, Clearcase, Perforce, and VSS) are centralised.
A Distributed VCS allows you to make Frequent, Local, Commits to Checkpoint your Work while you’re still Perfecting the Code.
- Branching and Merging
- Small and Fast
- Distributed
- Data Assurance
- Free and Open Source
- Free and Open Source
Linux Install Git
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Getting-Started with Git Basics on Linux
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Installing Git on Command Line Terminal:
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Ubuntu-based OSes Git Installation
- Kubuntu Git Install
- Lubuntu Git Install
- Xubuntu Git Install
- Elementary OS Git Install
- Zorin Git Install
- LXLE Git Install
- Linux Lite Git Install
- Bodhi Linux Git Install
- Ultimate Edition Git Install
- Peppermint Git Install
sudo apt-get install git
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Linux Mint Git Installation
sudo apt-get install git
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Debian-based OSes Git Installation
- Kali Git Install
- LMDE Git Install
- Deepin Git Install
- Parsix Git Install
- antiX Git Install
- SparkyLinux Git Install
- MakuluLinux Git Install
- Elive Git Install
su -c "apt-get install git"
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Fedora Git Install
sudo yum install git
And from Fedora 22+:
sudo dnf install git
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OpenSUSE Git Install
sudo zypper in git
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CentOS/Oracle/Red Hat Linux Git Install
sudo yum install git
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Mageia/Mandriva Git Install
sudo urpmi git
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Arch/Manjaro/Antergos Linux Git Install
sudo pacman -Sy git
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Gentoo/Sabayon Git Install
sudo emerge -–ask -–verbose dev-vcs/git
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