not an expert but i will talk a little bit about that and another solution that you didn't mention that uh is not the first thing that comes to mind that i think is worth mentioning and i might even do a video on it if enough people want me to but we'll get to that yeah we'll get to that see yeah we'll get to that yeah but before we get to that we will talk about the sponsor of this show and that's lenode and you know what that might be a fun idea you could probably run your own git system in lenode yeah you could get your own virtual server and run it there yeah and you know like we've turned this podcast off before i hope not yeah it's getting a little dry now but honestly um you know getting it back to uh non-git related top actually we should keep it to get related topics because like i said you can run your get server there but lenode itself is the sponsor of this episode like most of the other ones so far which we're really happy to have them on board they host the podcast for us so you are using um you're actually using lenode if you go to the website for this channel download the podcast yes and um it's a it's a fantastic service all of the web presence for learn linux tv runs on that as well and um couldn't be happier with it yes so we've been lenod users for a long time and uh so we like to thank them as the sponsors and offer code down below so you can get in on it too so lenovo's been pretty awesome all right back to the topic at hand version control so let's so i figured for this we could kind of um you know we'll just kind of walk our way up through the the topics and just kind of start small and you know easy and then work our way up um this isn't going to be a tutorial this is a podcast but i am going to be mentioning a few things about git and you know via the command line as part of that but uh first of all git is part of version control and version control is where you want to control versions essentially you want to be able to keep track of changes and it's often a thing that's used for software developers and in fact that's where the primary use for version control is and this isn't a software development podcast so why are we talking about that well because version control people have realized is the concept that goes beyond just software development and you can use it in ways that may not actually be apparent at first to most if you're thinking about becoming a software engineer you you pretty much uh learn version control and um i remember when i was taking college classes before i graduated i was really upset that there wasn't any classes on version control even when my major used to be at one time uh for software engineering i'm thinking this is a big deal but when it comes to home lab and business you could keep you could keep track of different versions of things other than you know your your c plus programs or whatever it is you're writing and you can keep track of your config files your server config files your dot files and i also feel that for a lot of people version control is a precursor to um you know getting started with automation and
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN but before we get to that we will talk about the sponsor of this show and that's lenode and you know what that might be a fun idea you could probably run your own git system in lenode yeah you could get your own virtual server and run it there yeah and you know like we've turned this podcast off before i hope not yeah it's getting a little dry now but honestly um you know getting it back to uh non-git related top actually we should keep it to get related topics because like i said you can run your get server there but lenode itself is the sponsor of this episode like most of the other ones so far which we're really happy to have them on board they host the podcast for us so you are using um you're actually using lenode if you go to the website for this channel download the podcast yes and um it's a it's a fantastic service all of the web presence for learn linux tv runs on that as well and um couldn't be happier with it yes so we've been lenod users for a long time and uh so we like to thank them as the sponsors and offer code down below so you can get in on it too so lenovo's been pretty awesome END_SPONSOR_TOKEN