Just putting it out there: if anyone ever wants help - debugging, problem-solving, tutoring, whatever - with the Linux CLI (bash/ksh93, GNU coreutils..., vi, emacs, sed, awk) and/or git, I'll help.

I won't make you feel bad for anything you don't already know. I promise. (Nobody ever should.)

I'll reiterate every once in a while. Boosts appreciated!

Just re-upping this offer: because being comfortable with git is a barrier to entry to many FS/OSS projects, and because I care deeply about lowering those barriers, I will tutor anyone who asks for help with git, and/or connect them with any mentor(s) they might prefer.

I'll do this while I put energy and work into making the tool more approachable, and into making better tools and learning paths.

Boosts gratefully appreciated.

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@gnomon I would love to be better with git. Especially after trying to get the submodules working with my vim plugins yesterday

@Absinthe it's funny how several people now have mentioned submodules in particular as a point of frustration. You're in good company!!

Would you like to engage about that? What are your medium and timing preferences?

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@gnomon sure. This is a fine medium and timing is whatever.

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