git(1)

NAME
       git - GNU Interactive Tools

SYNTAX
       git
       gitps [ps(1) like parameters]
       gitview filename

NOTE
       The   main  configuration  file  of  the  GIT  package  is
       .gitrc.TERM where TERM is the  value  of  the  environment
       variable  'TERM'  e.g  for  Linux console your environment
       contains something like 'TERM=console' so  the  configura-
       tion  file  name  is .gitrc.console.  You can (and should)
       have a configuration file for each terminal type you  use.

DESCRIPTION
       git  is  a  file system browser with some shell facilities
       which was designed to make your work much easier and  much
       efficient.

       gitps  is  an  interactive process viewer/killer. It calls
       internally the ps(1) utility  so  that's  the  reason  why
       gitps  parameters are in fact ps(1) ones. Running gitps it
       is self explanatory. Use  the  arrows,  PageUp,  PageDown,
       Home,  End,  ^N,  ^P, ^V, ESC v to move in the list, ^L to
       refresh it and F10 or ^G to leave. You  can  change  these
       keys, just read the sections [GITPS-Setup], [GITPS-Color],
       [GITPS-Monochrome] and [GITPS-Keys] in  the  configuration
       file .gitrc.TERM.  See also CONFIGURATION FILES.

       gitview  is  an  hex/ascii  file  viewer.  Use the arrows,
       PageUp, PageDown, Home, End, ^N, ^P, ^V, ESC v to move  in
       the file, ^L to refresh the screen and F10 or ^G to leave.
       You  can  change  those  keys,  just  read  the   sections
       [GITVIEW-Setup], [GITVIEW-Color], [GITVIEW-Monochrome] and
       [GITVIEW-Keys] in the configuration file .gitrc.TERM.  See
       also CONFIGURATION FILES.

FILE-SYSTEM BROWSER
       git is made of two panels. The left one and the right one.
       Each one contains a file system directory. You can  browse
       the directory tree with the usual cursor keys and pressing
       ENTER when you want to enter or leave  a  directory.   You
       may  change the panels by pressing TAB.  See also BUILT-IN
       COMMANDS.

INPUT LINE
       Under the two panels there is  a  shell  like  input  line
       which you can use to type normal shell commands. The input

       line supports unlimited characters and keeps a history  of
       the  typed  commands. GIT uses the GNU history library for
       that.  See also BUILT-IN COMMANDS.

WARNINGS AND ERRORS REPORTING
       Under the input line there is a status bar.  You  can  see
       there  the  status  of the currently executed command, the
       warnings and errors and you will be prompted if a decision
       has to be taken.

BUGS
       These manual page is incomplete.  Only the GIT's info doc-
       umentation is being updated.

       Please send bug reports to:
       Tudor Hulubei <A HREF="MAILTO:lt;tudor@cs.unh.edu">lt;tudor@cs.unh.edu</A>

SEE ALSO
       termcap(5) terminfo(5) sh(1) ps(1) mount(8) umount(8) 
       gitaction(1) gitmount(1) gitkeys(1) gitrgrep(1) gitun- 
       pack(1) 

AUTHORS
       Tudor Hulubei <A HREF="MAILTO:lt;tudor@cs.unh.edu">lt;tudor@cs.unh.edu</A>
       Andrei Pitis <A HREF="MAILTO:lt;pink@pub.ro">lt;pink@pub.ro</A>