latest 18 messages by FakuVe

+ [2020-07-06T14:26:35Z] FakuVe Ok nedbat: thanks
+ [2020-07-06T14:25:38Z] FakuVe nedbat: Is it downloading someones files and then posting it in your own repository a bad practice?
+ [2020-07-06T14:25:07Z] FakuVe nedbat: I would like to be able to see the .md file directly from my repository so shall I git clone everything I would have it localy
+ [2020-07-06T14:24:12Z] FakuVe nedbat: there is a guy exlaining in a .md file loads of features about urxvt , and I want to have it in my dotfiles repository
+ [2020-07-06T14:22:06Z] FakuVe Hi guys , I'm often seeing config files and .md documents that I would like to have them in my own repository. I'm quite new in Github and I see forking is not doing what I expected. It is a good practice to download such a file and then push it myself to my repository? or are there other ways? Thanks
+ [2020-06-26T16:51:06Z] FakuVe thanks
+ [2020-06-26T16:51:04Z] FakuVe gh you have much more options to tweak with Github from the Commandline
+ [2020-06-26T16:50:40Z] FakuVe cheers Soliton it worked!!
+ [2020-06-26T16:23:14Z] FakuVe Soliton thanks , I'm going to look for that tool , I'm just amazed that it should be one of the simplest tasks to do and you already have to download some plugin
+ [2020-06-26T16:06:54Z] FakuVe There has to be a way I believe
+ [2020-06-26T16:06:41Z] FakuVe I don't wanna have to deal with opening the browser on some cool userfriendly html just to create the actual repo
+ [2020-06-26T16:06:08Z] FakuVe I mean , I just wanna try to stick 100% of the time to the terminal
+ [2020-06-26T16:03:41Z] FakuVe even if I git remote add simple-web02 https://github.com/xxxxx/simple-web02
+ [2020-06-26T15:58:06Z] FakuVe fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
+ [2020-06-26T15:58:04Z] FakuVe fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repository
+ [2020-06-26T15:58:02Z] FakuVe git push origin master
+ [2020-06-26T15:57:44Z] FakuVe when I want to push for the first time I get this error
+ [2020-06-26T15:54:02Z] FakuVe hi , I'm quite new to github and I've got what is probably a superstupid question. Is there a way to create a repo from the commandline directly (no usage of the browser)? Thanks