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GitHub Commander Documentation

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.

Quick Links

• 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

Support & Resources

• 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

Project Information

• Repository: AutoBotSolutions/GitHub-Commander
• License: See LICENSE-GPLv3
• Owner: Robert Trenaman
• Company: (Software Customs) Auto Bot Solution
• Email: autobotsolution@gmail.com
• Location: Flushing, MI

Features

• 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

Getting Started

1. See the Installation guide to set up GitHub Commander
2. Follow the Authentication guide to configure your GitHub token
3. Start with Repository Management to browse your repositories

Need Help?

• Check the Troubleshooting guide for common issues
• Visit the Support page for additional resources
• Open an issue on GitHub for bugs or feature requests

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Last updated: April 2026