Git is a popular, free, and open-source distributed version control system that is widely used to manage source code and other types of content on Linux servers. It provides a powerful set of tools for tracking changes, merging code, and collaborating with others.
To install Git on a Linux server using apt, run the following command: sudo apt install git
Alternatively, to install it using yum, run: sudo yum install git
Once Git is installed, you can create a new repository or clone an existing one using the git init and git clone commands, respectively. You can then use Git commands such as git add, git commit, and git push to manage changes to your content.
For more information on how to use Git, including advanced commands and workflows, consult the official documentation or online tutorials.