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### Learn Git

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#### Open Source Git Clients

- Git - the official, command-line Git
- TortoiseGit - Windows file explorer integration (requires official, command-line Git)
- Eclipse/EGit - Git for the Eclipse IDE (based on JGit, like Gitblit)
- Git Extensions - C# frontend for Git that features Windows Explorer and Visual Studio integration
- GitX-dev - a Mac OS X Git client

#### Commercial/Closed-Source Git Clients

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