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Linux Comm Git

# Linux git command [![Image 3: Linux Command Manual](#) Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux git command is a file manager in text mode. git is a program used to manage files, very similar to Norton Commander in DOS, with an interactive operation interface. Its operation method is almost identical to Norton Commander. ### Syntax git Operation instructions: * F1: Execute the info command to query information about a command, it will ask you to input the name you want to query. * F2: Execute the cat command to list file contents. * F3: Execute the gitview command to view file contents. * F4: Execute the vi command to edit file contents. * F5: Execute the cp command to copy files or directories, it will ask you to input the target file or directory. * F6: Execute the mv command to move files or directories, or rename them, it will ask you to input the target file or directory. * F7: Execute the mkdir command to create a directory. * F8: Execute the rm command to delete files or directories. * F9: Execute the make command, when batch processing commands or compiling programs, it will ask you to input the relevant command. * F10: Exit the git file manager. [![Image 4: Linux Command Manual](#) Linux Command Manual](#)
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