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Any of you familiar with Git/GitHub?

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#1
Any of you familiar with Git/GitHub?
Thinking about starting a series of LG repositories or whatever for any members who want to contribute to official LG content.
#2
good idea, would commit my python projects

would love to see a resurgence of programming done here.
#3
I'm entirely new to GitHub so I haven't the slightest what I'm doing. But if you want to open your Python projects to an official LG Git, hit me up with them, and I'll get them up.
#4
There's already a logical gamers github. Started by Artificial and MattSmith I think.

github.com/logicalgamers
#5
Are you hosting the git repo yourself? or just doing an 'official' github account to house them?
#6
There's already a logical gamers github. Started by Artificial and MattSmith I think.

github.com/logicalgamers

Which we wouldn't have access to anymore.
#7
Kingz V wrote:
Are you hosting the git repo yourself? or just doing an 'official' github account to house them?

Was just going to use my own account for it.