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Welcome to the GitHub Commander documentation wiki. GitHub Commander is a comprehensive GitHub desktop application for Linux that provides FTP-like functionality with full GitHub deployment capabilities.
- Installation - Setup and installation guide
- Authentication - GitHub token setup
- Repository Management - Browse, clone, and create repositories
- File Operations - Upload, download, and manage files
- Wiki Management - Create and manage repository wikis
- GitHub Pages - Deploy and manage GitHub Pages sites
- Package Management - Upload packages to registries
- Git Operations - Commit, push, pull, and manage branches
- Release Management - Create and manage GitHub releases
- Settings - Configure application settings
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- Keyboard Shortcuts - Keyboard shortcuts for power users
- Best Practices - Recommended workflows and tips
- Security - Security considerations and best practices
- Contributing - How to contribute to the project
- Code of Conduct - Community guidelines
- Support - Getting help and support
- Repository: AutoBotSolutions/GitHub-Commander
- License: See LICENSE-GPLv3
- Owner: Robert Trenaman
- Company: (Software Customs) Auto Bot Solution
- Email: autobotsolution@gmail.com
- Location: Flushing, MI
- FTP-like Interface: Dual-pane browser for local files and GitHub repositories
- File Operations: Upload/download files and folders with drag & drop
- GitHub Pages: Deploy and manage GitHub Pages sites
- Wiki Management: Upload and manage repository wikis
- Package Management: Upload packages by folder (npm, pip, cargo, etc.)
- Git Operations: Clone, commit, push, pull, branch management
- Release Management: Create and manage GitHub releases
- Comprehensive Settings: Configure all GitHub options and preferences
- Authentication: Secure GitHub token management
- See the Installation guide to set up GitHub Commander
- Follow the Authentication guide to configure your GitHub token
- Start with Repository Management to browse your repositories
- Check the Troubleshooting guide for common issues
- Visit the Support page for additional resources
- Open an issue on GitHub for bugs or feature requests
Last updated: April 2026