On 2 Apr 2012, at 11:47 AM, Bucky Junior wrote:
> I do have some other projects I'm working on where I may put git on a
> separate Linux box to try it out.
Git does not require a server, by the way. It will work with remote
repositories, but if you just want to try it out (or you're not worried about
backups or sharing the project), you can just run it locally. If you're really
using it only for yourself, it's a better choice than Subversion. But if you've
got a Subversion-controlled project in production, you're right that you
shouldn't switch it.
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