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First code commit! I've not used git before for source control (my programming over the last 5 years has been a solo effort so no need for anything beyond tarball source control) hence I just wanted to make some notes for myself on how to use it.

Firstly, code is hosted on google at https://code.google.com/p/os6sense/. To check out a copy:

git clone https://morphemass@code.google.com/p/os6sense/ os6sense


There's very little there yet unless you are interested in just how badly python can be mangled.

And for my own notes, to add a file, commit changes and update the repository :

git add filename.ext
git commit -m "Insert Comment"
git push origin master


I'll put together a download at some point in the future

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