How do I add a Git Hub account?

Question

SourceTree installation included a prompt to add an account.  Drop down menu listed BitBucket, Git Hub, and I think one other.  I picked BitBucket because I was in the process of activating that account.  Now I'd like to add Git Hub as another account.  How?

Seth · Answer

Try View > Show Hosted Repositories.

Ralph Johnson · Answer

It's academic.  I was in the middle of a ruby on rails tutorial, begun using ruby 1.9.3 as installed by RailsInstaller (where everything is automatically installed and I don't have to learn a bunch of new stuff just to get it to run).  Mid-tutorial, it required ruby 2.0.0, and simultaneously switched from GitHub to BitBucket. BitBucket suggested SourceTree.  I didn't want to cut myself off from all previous work so thought I should set up an account for Git Hub as well.  Apparently doesn't work that way.

None of this matters anyway, because I can't figure out how to use ruby 2.0 with the current configuration (or change the configuration to utilize it).  Everything is a 26 step process, and none of the steps are adequately explained without consulting 35 different bulletin boards with only partial answers, which have to pieced together like a Rube Goldberg machine.  I would use an expletive here, except it would probably get me banned from this forum.

Sorry for asking the same question twice, didn't mean to.  Newb. Klutz. Sorry.

Seth · Answer

Do you want to add it as a second remote to the same repository, or do you want to manage a second repository with SourceTree?