I have a PC at home (Windows) and in college I use Linux Mint. At home I installed a program from GitHub for desktop, and from what I saw it only has for Windows, and only 64 bits by the way.
I started using GitHub in the last days at home and everything went well, I created a repository from an existing folder, I commit and sync normally through the program. When I enter the site there are the files correctly. If I make some changes through the site, just give sync that file updates on my PC.
I searched for the same program to install on Linux but could not find it. I found only things to be done by the terminal, but I'm not very familiar with it. I did some tests here according to what I found on the internet, but the only thing I could do was a git clone // directory. But only once (from the second error).
I would like to know how I can, from Linux, download the GitHub files already synchronizing with what I have in Linux, and after making some change in some file, I can upload the whole folder and synchronize the site with this one folder. Just like I do in Windows. What would be the commands needed for this? Thank you in advance.
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