
This is a Beta version, so expect it to be buggy and unstable. Selecting the release candidate version is not recommended (which bears the suffix rc). Navigate to the 'Master' branch, click the 'Tags' link, and select the most recent Git option, which is usually the top choice. Sudo apt install make libssl-dev libghc-zlib-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev libexpat1-dev gettext unzipĪfter you've finished installing Git, go to the project's Github page. Install all of the Git dependencies first: sudo apt update While this is a lengthier process, it will ensure that you have the most recent version of Git. Installing Git from the source is a better and more flexible solution. sudo apt install gitĬheck the version of Git after it's been installed: git -version Once the update is complete, use the simple command supplied to install Git from Debian's APT repository.

To begin, make sure Debian's package index is up to date. Method 1: Install Git Using APT package Manager You can use the APT package manager to install from Debian repositories, or you can install directly from the source, which will give you the most recent version of Git.

In this tutorial, you will install Git on Debian 11. It stands out since it is user-friendly and simple to understand. Git is a popular open-source distributed version control system that can handle a wide range of projects, from small to large, quickly and efficiently. Choose a different version or distribution Introductionīefore we go into how to install Git on Debian 11, it's important to first understand - what is Git?
