[quote=“FichteFoll”]All packages you can find on sublime.wbond.net are installable using Package Control from within Sublime Text itself. See also sublime.wbond.net/docs/usage
If you already have PC installed, just open the command palette,select “Package Control: Install Package”, wait for a moment and then enter the package’s name you want to download.
You are right in that git is a version control system (VCS). The command you are referring to is supposed to be run in the command line, but afaik Github for Windows does not insert a path to git in your %PATH%. git-scm.com/downloads should do that instead and also provide a nice CLI, if you prefer that. If you like using GUIs, then Github for Windows is perfectly fine.
I highly recommend reading a guide about git if you are more interested in this, it will definitely improve your life (as it did mine).
try.github.io/
git-scm.com/book/en/Getting-Started-Git-Basics
help.github.com/articles/set-up-git
atlassian.com/de/git/tutorial/git-basics
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Thank you. I did find that plugin as a package and was able to install it from Package Control. The keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Alt-W doesn’t work tho. I tried to do a keymapping like I had done with a couple of the macros I had created but I couldn’t figure out how to do one for a plug-in.
Thanks again for the links to github. if nothing else I will look at the 15 minute guide. I wanted to modify my environment variable to set a path for git but couldn’t figure out where the executable was. Anyway it is of secondary importance now.
