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Mini Guide
git clone https://github.com/MegaGlest/megaglest-source.git . && git submodule update --init --recursive
then if you have write access to repo and also prefer ssh, then you should just execute:
com_ad="git@github.com:MegaGlest/megaglest-"; sub_path="data/glest_game"; git config remote.origin.url "$com_ad"source.git; git config submodule."$sub_path".url "$com_ad"data.git; cd "$sub_path"; git config remote.origin.url "$com_ad"data.git; cd ../..
update source:
git pull
update submodule (the most universal way):
git submodule update --init --recursive
git status
^ check status
git add -u
^ adding every removed/moved/renamed file
git add .
^ adding every modified file and also every new one
git reset
^ if you just added a lot of files (git add ...) and it was somehow a mistake
git clean -ndX
^ check what was ignored, (probably some junk or nothing)
git commit -m 'message'
^ locally commit
git push origin master
^ push to github
small note about submodule: if you want to do anything more advanced than just using it, then on the begining you should choose a submodule branch, e.g.:
git checkout master
gitg - very simple history viewer
gitk - ^ faster, but not as simple
qgit - ^ good, but based on qt (e.g. on KDE very good)
git gui - something like graphical commit helper
git cola - similar ^