How Linux and Unix install git

Guide

The easiest way to install Git on Linux is to use the preferred Package Manager for Linux distributions. If you like to build from source code, you can find tarball on kernel.org. I hope this article is helpful to everyone ~

From Debian/ubuntu

$ apt-get Install git

Fedora's

$ yum Install git

(until Fedora 21)

$ DNF Install git

(Fedora 22 and later)
Gentoo's

$ emerge--ask--verbose Dev-vcs/git

Arch Linux

$ pacman-s git

openSUSE's

$ zypper Install git

Mageia

$ URPMI git

FreeBSD's

$ pkg Install git

Solaris 9/10/11 (OPENCSW)

$ pkgutil-i git

Solaris One-Express

$ pkg Install Developer/versioning/git

OpenBSD system

$ pkg_add git

Mountains

$ apk Add git

Red Hat Enterprise Edition linux,oracle linux,centos,scientific Linux and more.
Rhel and derivative products typically ship older versions of Git. You can download tarball and build from source code, or use a third-party repository, such as the IUS community project, to get an updated version of Git.

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How Linux and Unix install git