+ [2017-05-19T17:00:16Z] daku_ I'm assuming you are on a raspberry pi or something similar. If so, depending on the OS that should install git for you.
+ [2017-05-19T17:01:15Z] trix`G I'm on an OpenPandora, but the opkg package manager for Angstrom is similar enough to debian "opkg install git" rather than "apt-get install git"
+ [2017-05-19T17:01:19Z] trix`G but it seems to be working, thanks!
+ [2017-05-19T17:01:45Z] daku_ No worries, trix'G
+ [2017-05-19T18:47:18Z] YouCallItFar has anyone given any thought to git release-annex

message no. 169264

Posted by trix`G in #github at 2017-05-19T16:46:23Z

I've never used github before, but I'm trying to download and compile this program: https://github.com/scanmem/scanmem
+ [2017-05-26T15:35:58Z] EDAKIRI When I have forked a repository , does a function exist to pull from the origin (whence I forked)?
+ [2017-05-26T16:02:59Z] Seveas EDAKIRI: you can add the upstream repo as a remote and pull from it
+ [2017-05-26T16:08:46Z] kain563 Am having an issue deploying numerous repos under the same linux user
+ [2017-05-26T16:08:51Z] kain563 the guides that show how to set it up give examples of unique subdomains for the repo which is not how the private repo's I am trying to setup are working, so am only able to push via one
+ [2017-05-26T16:28:55Z] EDAKIRI Seveas: do you mean on my local computer or on GitHub?