Before storing any data, Git checks summed it and uses this checksum to refer to it. It is very easy to install and does not require high-end hardware on the client-side. Many online hosting services like GitHub provide services to host your Git project online for remote access. One can get an entire backup of a repository on their local computer. Changes made by a contributor to a repository become its part after a commit operation. The commit operation makes a snapshot of the current state in the repository or the database.
After we have worked on our project locally, we can publish local commits to our remote Git database or repository using the push command.
In this guide, we will see how we can install and configure Git on Fedora 33 OS. We will install Git from the official repository on Fedora, as well as from the source code downloaded from the Git official website.
After the above command finishes, use the following command to check the installed version of Git:. As you can see, Git already comes installed on Fedora 33, but if it is not, you can install it from the above command.
Git can also be installed on Fedora from the available source code on the Git website. To install them from source code, follow the below procedure:. Step 1. Git requires several packages to be installed before we can install it from source code. Run the below command to install these dependencies:. Step 2. Once we have all the required dependencies in place, we can move on to download the source code. Run the following command to download the compressed tarball of Git source code:.
Alternatively, you can also visit this link and manually download the file to your system. This is shown here:. After installing Git, we will need to add our username and email address to our Git account. This will enable us to commit our code properly. This information is used by Git with every commit we make.
The global keyword will make this information be used by every change on your system. But this is not working in Fedora, so how do I download this? To download the source for the Linux kernel on a Red Hat based distro you'll need to use the tool yum.
This is equivalent to apt-get. This tool needs to either be run using sudo or to become the root user on the box. This is the source for kernel version 3. The point release the Fedora project adds patches to their kernel which is represented by the Sign up to join this community.
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Is there any reason you aren't downloading the kernel source directly , and compiling that? Haven't tried that, found via Google for fedora kernel source , first result.
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