A step-by-step guide to integrating Git version control with Obsidian note-taking app on Linux. Covers creating a private GitHub repository, installing Git and GitHub CLI, authenticating credentials, cloning the repo, configuring .gitignore for Obsidian files, and using the Obsidian Git plugin to stage, commit, push, and pull changes. Provides a free cloud sync solution for markdown notes with full version history.
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Step 1: Create a remote repositoryStep 2: Create a simple READMEStep 3: Install Git in your systemStep 4: Authenticate GitHubStep 5: Clone the repositoryStep 6: Copy contentsStep 7: Create a .gitignoreStep 8: Open a new vault in ObsidianStep 9: Install the Obsidian Git PluginStep 10: Stage changesStep 11: Commit and PushStep 12: Pull ChangesWrapping Up2 Comments
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