Tim Chase wrote: > <aside> > This is also why I prefer mercurial (hg) as my version-control. > Svn is nice if you're connected to your central repository all > the time, but I also like to be able to use my version-control > while I'm disconnected...yet still be able to sync up to a main > repo. I tried git and svk, but their interfaces were too > unwieldy and the crowd was surly, however hg's interface is > fairly close to svn's so it was easy to learn and its > documentation has been good too. Bzr holds promise, but it's > still a bit young, a bit slow, has some warts, and the > documentation is scattered across sites and versions which makes > it hard to reference. I'll be interested to see where it is in a > year or two. > </aside>
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