+ [2014-10-04T16:10:25Z] Josse|BNC huh https://vince-josse.github.io/index.php
+ [2014-10-04T16:12:21Z] Remram There is no reason for them to be served as text/html
+ [2014-10-04T22:25:25Z] OwlFace I'm on ubuntu and I want to install git
+ [2014-10-04T22:25:54Z] OwlFace im working on a python project, should i deactivate my virtualenv before i apt-get install git ?

message no. 51177

Posted by cads in #github at 2014-10-04T07:46:57Z

I've tried other project managers/issue trackers like redmine, and tried some of the issues CLI tools, but nothing is as usable as the issues interface
+ [2014-10-05T00:39:43Z] Remram OwlFace: no
+ [2014-10-05T00:39:58Z] OwlFace thanks
+ [2014-10-05T00:40:32Z] Remram OwlFace: a virtualenv doesn't interfere with anything non-python, and sudo should reset your env anyway
+ [2014-10-05T00:47:35Z] lunaphyte i just did a git fetch --verbose upstream and git merge --verbose --no-ff upstream/master and git push --verbose --mirror origin - why does it say my forked repo is 1 commit ahead of upstream?
+ [2014-10-05T00:48:00Z] lunaphyte here's the upstream repo: https://github.com/retspen/webvirtmgr - and my forked repo: https://github.com/junkb/webvirtmgr