Am 11.05.2013 22:40, schrieb Tim E. Real: > I remember when Git was created by Linus for kernel development, > and I've checked out some code here and there but didn't know > more about it. I have read before about DVCS systems. > > Studying more today, seems there's more than just 'switching to Git' involved. > By it's nature, DVCS is a philosophical and operational change too.
I think we shall definitely switch to a DVCS. Just unsure whether git or hg aka mercurial. git seems a lot more hackish and flaky than mercurial. I indeed had a bit of pain (MUCH less pain than with svn, however!) with git. None with hg so far. > > SF can host Git, apparently we just turn on a settings checkbox. > > Just wanted to point out something I read, may be important: > Github no longer allows separate non-versioned file uploads (binaries etc). > https://github.com/blog/1302-goodbye-uploads > http://sourceforge.net/blog/github-projects-downloads-are-welcome/#comments > > So we'd still need a host for the binaries and so on, right? muse-sequencer.org? I can also host stuff and/or the repo on my own server. > And what about importing tracker data? What about discussion board? again, muse-sequencer.org? greetings, flo
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