Linux git command

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The Linux git command is a file manager in text mode.

git is a program used to manage files. It is very similar to Norton Commander under DOS, with an interactive operation interface. Its operating method is almost the same as Norton Commander.

Syntax

git

Operation instructions:

• F1: Execute the info command to query command-related information. It will ask you to enter the name you want to query.
• F2: Execute the cat command to list file contents.
• F3: Execute the gitview command to view file contents.
• F4: Execute the vi command to edit file contents.
• F5: Execute the cp command to copy files or directories. It will ask you to enter the target file or directory.
• F6: Execute the mv command to move files or directories, or change their names. It will ask you to enter the target file or directory.
• F7: Execute the mkdir command to create a directory.
• F8: Execute the rm command to delete files or directories.
• F9: Execute the make command. When batch-executing instructions or compiling programs, it will ask you to enter related commands.
• F10: Exit the git file manager.

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