@All_bonesJones@shitposter.world @romin@shitposter.world git is so easy, just create a directory mkdir -p ~/path/to/my/project, cd to it cd ~/path/to/my/project, then run git init, make some file liek echo kek > kek.txt, add the file git add kek.txt, commit git commit will open the commit message to be edited in your editor of choice (hopefully vim), save and exit the message, finally all you need is to push to a remote, say github, or codeberg or even your're own gitea/forgejo instance, create the repo in the remote, copy the remote push address and add it with git git remote add origin https://my.remote/me/repo, finally push with git push, or if the upstream is not associated yet then git push --set-upstream origin master there, that is how ya use git, there are mofos out there whom will charge ya real money to teach that.