Linux git Command

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

git is a program used for file management, very similar to Norton Commander in DOS, featuring an interactive operation interface. Its operation method is almost identical to Norton Commander.

Syntax

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Operation Instructions:

F1: Execute the info command, query command-related information, and prompt you to enter the name you want to query.
F2: Execute the cat command, list file contents.
F3: Execute the gitview command, view file contents.
F4: Execute the vi command, edit file contents.
F5: Execute the cp command, copy files or directories, and prompt you to enter the target file or directory.
F6: Execute the mv command, move files or directories, or rename them, and prompt you to enter the target file or directory.
F7: Execute the mkdir command, create directories.
F8: Execute the rm command, delete files or directories.
F9: Execute the make command, batch execute commands or compile programs, and prompt you to enter the relevant commands.
F10: Exit the git file manager.

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