`gotadmin init' is equivalent to `git init --bare', git init alone
creates a worktree too.

`git am' also creates the commit, so `got patch' is closer to `git
apply'.

diff /home/op/w/got-www
commit - 3dd5e265bda4ef7eb17066937b2f63d85157bc51
path + /home/op/w/got-www
blob - 573a350183b3334f9d647699ada6e59eaa7a0282
file + comparison.html
--- comparison.html
+++ comparison.html
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ The table below lists some commonly used commands and 
 <td><code><a href="gotadmin.1.html#init">gotadmin init</a></code>
 <td><code>cvs init</code>
 <td><code>svnadmin create</code>
-<td><code>git init</code>
+<td><code>git init --bare</code>
 <tr>
 <td><code><a href="got.1.html#checkout">got checkout</a></code>
 <td><code>cvs checkout</code>
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ The table below lists some commonly used commands and 
 <td><code><a href="got.1.html#patch">got patch</a></code>
 <td><code>/usr/bin/patch</code>
 <td><code>svn patch</code>
-<td><code>git am</code>
+<td><code>git apply</code>
 <tr>
 <td><code><a href="got.1.html#add">got add</a> <var>&lt;unversioned path&gt;</var></code>
 <td><code>cvs add</code>