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A common misconception is that the command line interface (CLI) of the Git client is not visual, and thus you need a graphical client to really see and understand what is in your repository. In reality, the Git standard interface offers plenty of opt...
When getting into programming, you may be surprised by how many people use the command line tools. Using the command line definitely looks cool, but are there any tangible benefits besides more respect from your peers? Text everywhere With the comman...
The graphical user interface (GUI) became the standard in the early 90s. It replaced the older, text-based interface. It made computers more accessible to everyone. So why do we still see people working on text-only terminals? It’s fast The keyboard ...
If you have multiple GitHub users, setting up ssh key can become tricky. You cannot add the same, default key to 2 users. You need to set up your machine to use different keys depending on which identity you want to use. This article will show how to...
Git is a tool that employs a command line interface (CLI). For many beginner programmers, it’s the first one of this kind they learn. This alone could be confusing, but on top of that, Git’s default responses do not clearly visualize the state of you...
If you are a user of tmux, you probably find yourself re-creating the same session structure every time when you start a tmux. Although there are some projects meant to provide a way to write a configuration file & recreate a session base on it, such...
