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I generally like to try my best to get people to completely forget SVN when learning Git, because I feel that SVN is fundamentally a bad model, BUT - http://git
by schacon 18y ago
I generally like to try my best to get people to completely forget SVN when learning Git, because I feel that SVN is fundamentally a bad model, BUT - http://git.or.cz/course/svn.html http://git.or.cz/course/svn.html may be what you're looking for. When you want to really learn Git better (and gain hugely in productivity) check out http://gitcasts.com http://gitcasts.com and http://book.git-scm.com http://book.git-scm.com for some Git-specific learning materials.
- justindz 18y agoThanks to all replies for feedback. I think I will try Git again. Any recommendations on a UI tool (or recommend that I don't use one?). I run Ubuntu and have Vista on my work laptop. If there's a good tool for simplifying adds and commits and what not, I'd like to try that. I think part of my problem might have been that I tried to learn Git using Github, which made a multi-user situation out of a single-user situation and was unnecessarily complex. For my current project, the source is not public so I can't have that problem ;-)
- schacon 18y ago'git gui' is a bit ugly, but it's actually a pretty nice ui in terms of functionality. give that a try, it comes with git. if you want a little primer from a windows perspective, i did a gitcast on installing git on windows and using the 'git gui' here : http://gitcasts.com/posts/git-on-windows http://gitcasts.com/posts/git-on-windows