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Thanks. I have downloaded the github app to my phone. I likely wouldn't have wondered if there was an app if you hadn't mentioned other options. One of my iss
by DoreenMichele 6y ago
Thanks.
I have downloaded the github app to my phone. I likely wouldn't have wondered if there was an app if you hadn't mentioned other options.
One of my issues is I don't use stuff like Linux, so I really don't use any FOSS repositories. Maybe someday, but not today.
- gus_massa 6y agoI use mostly Windows, and I use Virtualbox, Shotcut, Gimp, Inkscape, Audacity, Geogebra, OBS, and perhaps a few more. (And LaTeX that has a weird license, but is almost "free".) (And Linux, Geany, Git Cola, in the virtual box.) [In case you are wondering, I didn't send PR for them.] There is a common part for contributing to any of them, that is cloning the repository and uploading the changes to Github, so any project is good for starting. On the other hand, each project has it's weird quirks, like tab vs spaces, formatting rules, merges vs rebase, if the github repo is the main repo of a mirror, if the maintainer is a moron, ... so YMMV.