On 10/08/2008, at 05:38, Don Stewart wrote:
Instead, if we just use ubiquitous, common tools -- like git -- for everything, we minimise the pain for people, and sit firmly in the mainstream of open source.
While I agree with this in general, I'm not sure it really applies to vcs (especially darcs) all that much. I don't think anyone who has ever worked with a vcs will need more than a day to learn how to use darcs (or any other sane vcs, for that matter). Really, the problem with darcs is not that it is not mainstream; rather, it's just that it simply doesn't work sometimes.
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