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Informational plotting about Git with CairoPlot

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contrib		contrib
examples		examples
internal		internal
.gitignore		.gitignore
NOTES		NOTES
README		README
git-plot.py		git-plot.py

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ABOUT
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git-plot is a tool intended on helping visualize activity being performed inside a 
particular Git repository.

Currently the project is not "released" insofar that it's really far more experimental
than anything else right now.



REQUIREMENTS
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git-plot depends on Python, Cairo and PyCairo being installed; and naturally Git