#github desktop

[illuminarch]

GitHub Desktop 3.2 adiciona visualização de solicitação pull

O GitHub Desktop 3.2 foi lançado na semana passada, incluindo um novo recurso “preview your pull request”. Este recurso mostra todas as alterações que o branch local introduziria no branch padrão se fosse mesclado. As solicitações pull são a maneira padrão de os contribuidores proporem alterações no código-fonte de um repositório. O objetivo do recurso é garantir que alterações não intencionais…

[loathsomespider]

🤤 may be addicted to github desktop....

[readingwriter92]

It’s my favourite time of year!! Spending an hour relearning how to use git!!!

(Not true. I hate git. Git is a curse on my life)

[graveyarrdshift]

hi what do you mean cracked version and can i have that on my phone

hiiiii!!!

By cracked I meant a pirated version of Spotify. you can get many cracked apps and install them on your phone (most of the apps on my phone are cracked). If you don't want to pay for a specific app or if you want to enjoy premium features, there's a possibility that you'll find it cracked on the Internet (except for multiplayer/online games and apps like netflix)

the cracked spotify has all the extra features except for downloading music. i can send you a link to the version i'm currently using, although i don't know anything about installing such apps on iphones, sorry!

[knittinglizards]

just got recced someone's nudes in the 'you might like' dash insert thing. okay

[lashysdomain]

I feel so goddamn old yall

[sleepyjim]

where did u come from

[newcodesociety]

"Ready to use in web, iOS, Android, and desktop apps. Support for SVG and web font. Completely open source, MIT licensed, and built with ♥️ by the team at LifeOmic." Site description by the website

[bassaminfotech]

GitHub is a top-rated programming resource for sharing code. Let's Check the GitHub Features for Odoo 16 Developers. 👇👇

[mysocialgreys]

Update github desktop

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Reinstall with dpkg command sudo dpkg -i b

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And the command sudo apt install -f will fix dependencies and broken packages if any.

#Update github desktop update

The command sudo apt update will update package lists. Fix dependency errors and broken packages sudo apt update & sudo apt install -f Note: Replace b with actual file name with deb extension. Open your terminal ( Ctrl + Alt + T), head over to your directory where your installer has been saved and run the below commands with sudo privileges. GitHub Desktop Release page to download deb format file, provided via direct link. Installing GitHub Desktop with deb using dpkg command To run, just double click on the AppImage file. To provide permission, execute sudo chmod u+x fileName.AppImage command, replacing fileName with an actual file name with extension. Next, we need to provide executable permission to this downloaded AppImage file. GitHub Desktop Release page to download an AppImage file, provided via direct link. The recorded demo for installation process, uploaded on YouTube consists of versionĢ.5.7 Linux RC1 with supported formats are AppImage, deb and rpm. Follow the same steps to install into other Ubuntu-based distros.

#Update github desktop how to

In this article, we will see how to install this open-source Git application in Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based distributions. While updating this article, the latest release version for application is 2.9.6 Linux RC]( ) and supported formats are AppImage, deb and rpm. Here release files for all versions are available. To download the Linux installer file we need to head over to the ) at GitHub has made it for Linux and source code While writing this article, it is official supported on Windows, and Mac platforms. A repository for source code is available on GitHub Desktop is an open-source, cross-platform Git application.

[visgreys]

Github desktop version

GITHUB DESKTOP VERSION SOFTWARE

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You can create private as well public repositories with GitHub without any cost with some conditions. The best thing about GitHub is that it is completely free.

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In simple terms, GitHub is the single largest cloud-based hosting service for managing git repositories which offer a wide range of functionality for source code management and version control as well as its own features. If you want to go in-depth about Git, please check the link below. It outclasses SCM tools like Subversion, CVS, Perforce, and ClearCase with features like cheap local branching, convenient staging areas, and multiple workflows. Git is easy to learn and has a tiny footprint with lightning-fast performance.

GITHUB DESKTOP VERSION FREE

Git is a free and open-source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.

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Basically, it is a software to track the changes of files mostly used for coders to work collaboratively and source code management during the software development. Git is a version control system for managing the source code which keeps the track of it with many options. Furthermore, I will be doing hands-on by creating a git repository using the GUI GitHub desktop. In this article, I will explain Git, GitHub, and GitHub desktop.

Add an existing project to the repository.

The below points will be covered in the next article.

Installation and Authentication of GitHub desktop.

In this article, I will cover the following points.

GITHUB DESKTOP VERSION PLUS

In this article, I will elaborate on GitHub, one of the most used, cloud based open-source communities to manage your source code plus extensive features with git repositories. There are several tools and platforms available for source code management with exclusive features. Source code management is not only just storing the code safely but also tracking the changes, resolving the conflicts, and merging from multiple contributors. When it comes to writing code, source code management is another important factor to consider. Another issue is rollback which is not possible without using any version control tools. Tracking changes and merging those codes are hassle and time-consuming without any proper tools or platforms. In the real scenario, multiple developers work on the same project and write code on a daily basis. Managing code becomes complex with time and multiple contributors. If you want to learn git, then use git directly as much as possible and find resources dedicated to understanding and learning git, as its the best tool because really its the only tool underpinning all of these technologies.Software development is all about writing code and developing solutions following requirements and processes. If you just want to get going and focus more on code, while still using Github to show off/back-up your code, then yes use Github Desktop, it will get you going faster. Github Desktop can help leverage both of those technologies, but will also keep you from learning and fully* understanding how git by itself works. Github by extension takes knowing git and adds in the wrinkle that you now are using git with an external remote (Github) and github’s own services that are unrelated to git (issues/projects/pull-requests/etc). However the underlying tool is always git, which is why it is recommended to learn that tool, rather than an abstraction like Github Desktop.Īs git by itself can get confusing and takes some time to understand the core basics. There are other tools you can use instead of directly using git, Github Desktop, is just one option that is dedicated to interacting with Github. Its overall goal is primarily to handle core use-cases when using git and Github, It also integrates with Github’s services, such as pull requests. Github Desktop is a tool created by Github to help work with git on your system. Github is the company that provides services that integrate with git, allowing you to host repisotiries, manage your projects via issues, and do other things directly or indirectly related to git. You can use it by itself without using github, nor is it directly related to github. Git is the version control software used to keep track of changes within a codebase. One of the easiest mistakes to make when starting out is to get confused between what is git and what is github.

[koreantonki]

Github desktop windows

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NTFS, the default filesystem for Windows, does not support many features that the more modern filesystems Linux supports such as symlinks, file attributes (including the extremely important executable bit), etc. Windows users should take some extra precautions when editing Linux-spawned files.

Write themes for batocera-emulationstation.

Redirect upgrades from any board to my own builds.

Latency reduction and optimizing performance.

Raspberry Pi: Add power buttons/switches.

Sync files across multiple devices (Syncthing).

PCman built-in file manager (for Xorg-powered devices).

If you keep that in mind, the GitHub Desktop app makes working with the five basic Git commands a simple and straightforward process. My assumption is that GitHub's goal with this application is to keep this DevOps tool as simple as possible so as not to confuse the new Git users for whom it is designed. There is an option to specifically edit the name and email address properties that are attached to each commit, which are stored within Git configuration files, but the tool does not provide any facilities to edit any other configuration settings. The biggest drawback I see with the tool in this capacity is its limited support for the git config command. The tool covers the five basic Git commands. With the GitHub Desktop app, it is extremely simple to initialize a repository, stage files and issue commits. The blue button below the input fields (see above) issues a new commit to the current branch. In terms of issuing a commit, the tool provides two input fields where a user can provide a message and a description.

10 Git quiz questions to test your distributed version control skills.

Five ways to fix Git's 'fatal: repository not found' error.

How Atomist's Rod Johnson works with pull requests.

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Where system, global and local Windows Git config files are saved.Follow these Git commit message guidelines.Where Git fits in your distributed version control system tool belt.Use the Jenkins OAuth plug-in to securely pull from GitHub.Jenkins Git environment variables list: A working shell script example.

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How to use the Jenkins Git Plugin: Tips and tricks.

Jenkins Git integration: GitHub pull request via the Git plugin.

How to 'Git cherry-pick' from another branch to your own.

Learn to Git cherry-pick a commit with this easy example.

Don't Git revert that last commit, Git reset instead.

A Git reset hard example: An easy way to undo local commits and shift head.

How to revert a Git commit: A simple undo changes example.

Tough sample GitHub interview questions and answers for job candidates.

How to Git started and use the Github Desktop app tool.

Want a private GitHub repository? It comes with a catch.

Microsoft-GitHub acquisition shakes up DevOps market.

GitHub: What is the difference between them?

How to set Notepad++ as the default Git editor for commits instead of Vim.

5 basic Git commands developers must master: Tutorial with examples.

#GITHUB DESKTOP WINDOWS INSTALL#

Step-by-step guide: How to install Git on Windows desktop computers.IT pros weigh Git version control against the competition.

[skelysium]

after blood sweat and tears my whole desktop blog is all done-up new for the first time in a few years!! you guys should check it out because it owns and i love it very much. it has a music player :))

[trustresume]

Update github desktop

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For more information, see " Managing branches."Īfter you make changes to a branch, you can review them in GitHub Desktop and make a commit to keep track of your changes. Branches isolate your development work from other branches in the repository, so that you can safely experiment with changes. You can use GitHub Desktop to create a branch of a project. For more information, see " Cloning and Forking Repositories from GitHub Desktop." You can clone a repository from GitHub by selecting the File menu and clicking Clone Repository. For more information, see " Adding a repository from your local computer to GitHub Desktop." You can add a repository from your local computer by selecting the File menu and clicking Add Local Repository. For more information, see " Creating your first repository using GitHub Desktop." You can create a new repository by selecting the File menu and clicking New repository. Creating, adding, and cloning repositories You can create, add, or clone repositories and use GitHub Desktop to manage contributions to your repositories. Part 3: Contributing to projects with GitHub DesktopĪfter installing, authenticating, and configuring the app, you are ready to start using GitHub Desktop. For more information, see " Configuring basic settings." You can connect or remove accounts on GitHub or GitHub Enterprise, choose a default text editor or shell, edit your Git configuration, change the appearance of GitHub Desktop, customize system dialog boxes, and set privacy preferences in the GitHub Desktop Options window. Authenticating allows you to connect to remote repositories on GitHub or GitHub Enterprise. For more information, see " Installing GitHub Desktop."Īfter you have installed GitHub Desktop, you can authenticate the application with your account on GitHub or GitHub Enterprise.

#Update github desktop install

To install GitHub Desktop, visit the download page for GitHub Desktop. For more information, see " Supported operating systems." You can install GitHub Desktop on any supported operating system. For more information, see the desktop/desktop repository. You can see the roadmap, contribute to the project, or open an issue to provide feedback or feature requests. GitHub Desktop is an open source project. For more information, see the following articles. You might find it helpful to have a basic understanding of Git and GitHub before getting started with GitHub Desktop. You will be able to use GitHub Desktop to collaborate on projects and connect to remote repositories after working through this guide. This guide will help you get started with GitHub Desktop by setting up the application, authenticating your account, configuring basic settings, and introducing the fundamentals of managing projects with GitHub Desktop. You can push to, pull from, and clone remote repositories with GitHub Desktop, and use collaborative tools such as attributing commits and creating pull requests. You can use GitHub Desktop to complete most Git commands from your desktop with visual confirmation of changes. GitHub Desktop encourages you and your team to collaborate using best practices with Git and GitHub. GitHub Desktop is an application that enables you to interact with GitHub using a GUI instead of the command line or a web browser.

[autolenaphilia]

The main reason to use Firefox and Linux and other free and open source software is that otherwise the big tech monopolies will fuck you as the customer over in search of profits. They will seek to control how you use their products and sell your data. When a company dominates the market, things can only get worse for ordinary people.

Like take Google Chrome for example, which together with its chromium reskins dominate the web browser market. Google makes a lot of money from ads, and consequently the company hates adblockers. They already are planning to move to manifest V3, which will nerf adblockers significantly. The manifest V3 compatible chrome version of Ublock Orgin is a "Lite" version for a reason. Ublock's Github page has an entire page explaining why the addon works best in Firefox.

And Google as we speak are trying to block adblockers from working on Youtube, If you want to continue blocking Youtube ads, and since Youtube ads make the site unuseable you ought to want that, it makes the most sense to not use a browser controlled by Google.

And there is no reason to think things won't get worse. There is for example nothing stopping Google from kicking adblockers off their add-on stores completely. They do regard it as basically piracy if the youtube pop-ups tell us anything, so updating the Chrome extensions terms of service to ban adblocking is a natural step. And so many people seem to think Chrome is the only browser that exists, so they are not going to switch to alternatives, or if they do, they will switch to another chrominum-based browser.

And again, they are fucking chromium itself for adblockers with Manifest V3, so only Firefox remains as a viable alternative. It's the only alternative to letting Google control the internet.

And Microsoft is the same thing. I posted before about their plans to move Windows increasingly into the cloud. This already exists for corporate customers, as Windows 365. And a version for ordinary users is probably not far off. It might not be the only version of Windows for awhile, the lack of solid internet access for a good part of the Earth's population will prevent it. But you'll probably see cheap very low-spec chromebookesque laptops running Windows for sale soon, that gets around Windows 11's obscene system requirements by their Windows being a cloud-based version.

And more and more of Windows will require Internet access or validation for DRM reasons if nothing else. Subscription fees instead of a one-time license are also likely. It will just be Windows moving in the direction Microsoft Office has already gone.

There is nothing preventing this, because again on the desktop/laptop market Windows is effectively a monopoly, or a duopoly with Apple. So there is no competition preventing Microsoft from exercising control over Windows users in the vein of Apple.

For example, Microsoft making Windows a walled garden by only permitting programs to be installed from the Microsoft Store probably isn't far off. This already exists for Win10 and 11, it's called S-mode. There seem to be more and more laptops being sold with Windows S-mode as the default.

Now it's not the only option, and you can turn it off with some tinkering, but there is really nothing stopping Microsoft from making it the only way of using Windows. And customers will probably accept it, because again the main competition is Apple where the walled garden has been the default for decades.

Customers have already accepted all sorts of bad things from Microsoft, because again Windows is a near-monopoly, and Apple and Google are even worse. That’s why there has been no major negative reaction to how Windows has increasingly spies on its users.

Another thing is how the system requirements for Windows seem to grow almost exponentially with each edition, making still perfectly useable computers unable to run the new edition. And Windows 11 is the worst yet. Like it's hard to get the numbers of how many computers running Win10 can't upgrade to Win11, but it's probably the majority of them, at least 55% or maybe even 75%. This has the effect of Windows users abandoning still perfectly useable hardware and buying new computers, creating more e-waste.

For Windows users, the alternative Windows gives them is to buy a new computer or get another operating system, and inertia pushes them towards buying another computer to keep using Windows. This is good for Windows and the hardware manufacturers selling computers with Windows 11 pre-installed, they get to profit off people buying Windows 11 keys and new computers, while the end-users have to pay, as does the environment. It’s planned obsolescence.

And it doesn’t have to be like that. Linux distros prove that you can have a modern operating system that has far lower hardware requirements. Even the most resource taxing Linux distros, like for example Ubuntu running the Gnome desktop, have far more modest system requirements than modern Windows. And you can always install lightweight Linux Distros that often have very low system requirements. One I have used is Antix. The ballooning Windows system requirements comes across as pure bloat on Microsoft’s part.

Now neither Linux or Firefox are perfect. Free and open source software don’t have a lot of the polish that comes with the proprietary products of major corporations. And being in competition with technology monopolies does have its drawbacks. The lacking website compatibility with Firefox and game compatibility with Linux are two obvious examples.

Yet Firefox and Linux have the capacity to grow, to become better. Being open source helps. Even if Firefox falls, developers can create a fork of it. If a Linux distro is not to your taste, there is usually another one. Whereas Windows and Chrome will only get worse as they will continue to abuse their monopolistic powers over the tech market.