ive used (and setup) git and bzr. bzr kind of fell apart on windows support. git seems to have a much better thriving community.
i would check out gitorious. amazingly nice web frontend to git once you get it set up. we are currently trying to ramp up use of git at the office On Jun 10, 2011 8:05 AM, "Joshua Frugé" <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm curious to know what ya'll use for revision control, if anything. > > Back in the day I used CVS, then SVN, now git. I've generally used RCS for > things such as config files on my FreeBSD servers (as it's in base). > > Currently running git, controlled by gitosis. I'm just learning it, and so > far, I love it. Gitosis works by keys, which is a little different for me > as I usually tie svn into a centralized auth system. I think what I like > about git mostly is the "distributedness". Just touching the surface of > branching and merging with it, which from what I read is the real power of > git. But to be honest, I haven't really tried any of the other distributed > ones, such as bazaar. Anyone else using anything different in a development > environment? I'd be curious to hear thoughts on git as well as other > systems. > > Instead of criticizing, going to try to be more active and do my part and > drum up some linux-related discussion. :) > > --Josh
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