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This provides a few issues which walks through one by one. Most of the behind the scenes work is done using Debian packages. And the web-connected nature of the device will make syncing your repo over the Internet a snap. All of these devices have WiFi, making it easy to use them as an AP when there isn’t any other WiFi around. Most Android phone have a microSD card slot to provide a huge storage bin (the lack of this on the Nexus 4 is baffling) so you don’t need to worry about running out of space. This actually makes a lot of sense when you start to think about it. He used an old Android phone as a Git server.

found a way around this slightly awkward process. This is fine if you’re always at home, but if we are away from home we find ourselves having to SSH into our server to copy over the Git files. But the bulk of our little experiments are simply local repos. We often host our more advanced projects in a public Github repository. We love using Git for its superior version control.

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