Chad Perrin wrote: > > zsh: sports metaphor not found > Sorry, I was attempting to inject some humor into this discussion because it has grown very tedious.
> > HDDs also suffer wear and tear during I/O operations, and new SSDs easily > last long enough that, relative to HDDs, this should no longer be any > kind of problem. In fact, the major problem is not that SSDs have a > limited number of writes; so do HDDs. The "problem" is that you can know > in advance how many you have, while with HDDs it's a roll of the dice. > My original point of doing (potentially several GB of) superfluous file I/O still stands. > > It's not just bikeshedding if it's a matter of actual tool usability. > Funny, I've been using Fossil for years and this usability "problem" has never bothered me. In fact, quite the opposite. > > . . . which works great for new users! Oh, wait, no it doesn't. > There is always a learning curve for new users, however slight. > > I've read them all. It was easy. > I didn't want to read them all. > > Because *you* never really interact with the rest of the world, the fact > the rest of us do is irrelevant, I guess. It's all about you. > I'm growing increasingly tired of your attempts to insult me. > > Your lack of experience with those other systems does not in any way > invalidate the question. > I never stated that I lack experience with those other systems; however, I use them only very rarely. -- Joe Mistachkin _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
