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[http://git-scm.com/download/linux Git command line] (e.g. via [http://cygwin.com cygwin]) | [http://git-scm.com/download/linux Git command line] (e.g. via [http://cygwin.com cygwin]) | ||
=== Cross Platform (all of above) === | === Cross Platform (all of above Platforms) === | ||
[https://www.eclipse.org Eclipse IDE (embedded git client as IDE plugin)] | [https://www.eclipse.org Eclipse IDE (embedded git client as IDE plugin)] |
Revision as of 18:46, October 17, 2014
Git/Github Source Code Control
Git is a distributed source code control system, and github provides a set of services to create, use, and manage git repositories.
It's possible to use Github's web interface to create, edit, commit/push text files and directories, as well as create and switch branches. This can become cumbersome, however
There are a variety of both command-line and gui clients for git, for most operating systems. Below are listed some links to commonly used tools.
Linux
Mac
Windows
Git command line (e.g. via cygwin)
Cross Platform (all of above Platforms)
Eclipse IDE (embedded git client as IDE plugin)
LaTex
LaTex is a commonly-used document editing system.
Comparison of Tex Editors (with links to editor software)