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  • code.logos.com/blog

    Logos Bible Software Code Blog

    Logos Bible Software Code Blog June 9, 2011 Git Bash in Console2 I started using Console2 after reading Scott Hanselman?s recommendation. Not only can it display a regular command prompt and PowerShell in tabs (as he describes), any console process can be added. msysgit users can add Git Bash to by opening the Settings dialog and adding a tab with the following properties: Title: Git Bash Icon: C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\etc\git.ico Shell: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe /c

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  • dotnetsurfers.com/blog

    DotNetSurfers | Latish Sehgal's Blog

    DotNetSurfers Latish Sehgal's Blog Home Contact Me Projects Tools Presentations RSS Using Git on top of TFS 3 Apr I have been using Git lately for my personal projects, and though I am still a noob user, I have been very happy with it. My current client uses TFS, and I have been trying to come up with a way to use Git on top of TFS. This lets me work in a disconnected? Read the rest Comments 2 Comments Categories TFS, git, productivity, utilities Author admin ExtensionSync: A

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  • whitesquaresoft.com/steve

    Steve Mactaggart?s Blog

    Steve Mactaggart?s Blog The world through my eyes Home Best Bets Development Gallery SportsLine Webmail Apr 8 links for 2011-04-07 steve | Uncategorized | 04 8th, 2011| No Comments » Git ? SVN Crash Course Subversion to Git crash course tutorial Git for Subversion users, Part 1: Getting started Distributed version control systems (DVCSs) offer a number of advantages over centralized VCSs, and for Subversion users looking to explore this model, Git is a great place to start

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  • neomorphic.co.uk/blog

    neomorphic

    neomorphic Thoughts on programming for the net Home Articles About Creating a remote git repository from an existing local one. This is here to remind me how to create a remote repository if I have an already existing repo and I want to have a backup on a remote server. This is probably only useful if you have a small repo as it will require the copying and checkout of the whole thing. This first thing to do is create a bare copy of your repository git clone --bare repo repo.git Then copy the

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  • amarok.kde.org/blog/categories/23-mamarok

    mamarok - Amarok Blog

    mamarok Amarok Blog Wednesday, July 22. 2009 How to install 2.2-git in your home ... Posted by Myriam Schweingruber in mamarok at 13:00 Comments (8) Trackbacks (0) How to install 2.2-git in your home (an update) http://gitorious.org Since Amarok switched to Gitorious, those of you running a local SVN build with markey's instructions will have to do some changes to stay up-to-date:: First, you need to install git, which is in the package repositories of your distribution. Erase the installation

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