Github and SmartGit

[gcmartin]

I have to agree with Barry for 2 reasons: New users ease of understanding in a visual screen with helps AND the comfort of visually seeing the intent of what you are doing.

CLI has never given this, visually. (And I do recognize the ability of "all" uses of CLI, overall.) I do admit, EVERYTHING has shortcomings; whether screened uses or CLI.

This type of approach, Barry is showing, is very useful delivering a useful level of clarity.

+1

[BarryK]

The return of SmartGit!

http://barryk.org/news/?viewDetailed=00576

I wanted to make my work with OpenEmbedded available to everyone, and decided that github is the way to go.

Due to prior reasonably positive experiences with SmartGit, I have installed it on my PC. So far, working well.

I create a new 'oe-qky-src' repo on github, then in SmartGit cloned it, then copied in my local files, committed and pushed them. That all went well, intuitively.

[april]

Couple of primers on Git

https://product.hubspot.com/blog/git-an ... -beginners

https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/