http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_revision_control_software
There is some incompleteness in the forementioned link... like whether monotone does cherrypicking etc... Recently, it seems that mercurial has gotten Tortoise plugin support, so now i have svn and possibly mercurial available from internet explorer. But, is there anyone out there working on Visual Studio plugin? I see that there's an eclipse plugin, with perhaps support. (Does it work well??) re: ViewMTN - is there a new maintainer, with a new host? is it all modernized and compatible with latest python/apache/monotone? The players at the table for our discussion - git (sorta), mercurial (now with user-sloth-inducing-enhancements, I mean user-friendlyness like tortoise), bazaar, each of these has a big player or two associcated with their usage (linux kernel, MySQL is using bazaar (or was), I forgot the magjor players using mercurial now 3 or 4 of em I think), and I'm trying to keep monotone on the table, because it has technical features superior to all of the others (except perhaps git, which fails due to complexit, but anyhow) Primarily with mercurial and bazaar, each workspace is a repository... so I have no cross-workspace sharing (other than mounting them both within each other perhaps, and manually commiting between them). They also would never support something like merge_into_dir. But - this makes usage simpler (?)... I mean you never have to specify --db= ... which after you've got your workspace setup, you never need to worry about. Also, their access control seems to rely on operating system features (ssh permission, http access), rather than specify which users can use(commit to) which branches.... Is there any other slick GUIs anyone's been working on? _______________________________________________ Monotone-devel mailing list Monotone-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monotone-devel