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github in ubuntu looking for the application?

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I'm fairly new to all this programming with github and ubuntu. I'm trying to play with ruby on rails. Anyways, I've messed with windows and github, where when I install git, I can an actual application that runs, and I can open git bash. But when i just try to install github on Ubuntu with sudo apt-get install git, it seems like its already there because in the terminal command lines it says 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 286 not upgraded

But now I'm trying to search in my folders for the git application, but its not there? Am I missing something?

Terribly newbie question,

Thanks!

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hellomello Avatar asked Apr 24 '26 20:04

hellomello


1 Answers

On Unix, you don't install "github", only git.
And it is probably already installed (in /usr/bin, unless you recompile it: /usr/local/bin)

That would allow you git repositories hosted on GitHub, from a command line session.
You also have some GUIs for Git in Linux.

This differs from Windows where you can install:

  • Git for Windows (msysgit distribution)
  • And/Or GitHub for Windows (which actually includes its own msysgit)
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VonC Avatar answered Apr 26 '26 18:04

VonC