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I'm completely lost on git, I read the docs, but don't know. I have been using CVS for several decades and just need some configuration help.

  • I have a linux machine. I install the git repository (a directory is created and git init starts). I have ssh access to the machine.
  • I have an eclipse java project project that I would like to commit / direct to this git repository.
  • I installed egit in Eclipse, but it does not give me any settings to configure the url or hostname: port, etc.
  • Next, he wants to create a repository where I have a project in the same directories. It may not be right.

How to get eclipse to fix this in git repository on my linux machine?

I have no idea what people see in this program, they never confuse me with CSV, but now no one supports or allows CVS anymore.

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Git design goals are well explained in the git app

This can help with a paradigm shift with CVS.

git was developed with the goal of managing views in the Linux kernel, so the key objective was related to the project goal of supporting version control of a large distributed project.

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