On 02/17/2010 09:26 PM, Eli Barzilay wrote:
In the past two weeks or so I've read about git, and after the initial
dislike (lots of blunt anti-svn propaganda, which was effective in
keeping me away) I liked the idea of switching to it.  Some related
points are below, but I'd like to only have a quick poll at this
stage, so no need to start a my-choice-is-better-than-your-choice
flamewar.  Please reply to me with answers to these questions:

* On a scale of -10 to +10, how much do you want to switch to a
   distributed system?  (-10 =>  I really want to stay with svn;
   +10 =>  I really want to switch; 0 =>  don't care.)


0
* What are your preferences for a distributed system?  List them in
   decreasing order of preference, or nothing if you don't care.
   (Considering everything you know about the tool: some central hub
   that uses it (like github or launchpad or whatever) and how well it
   is managed, or lack of one, availability of tools on misc platforms
   and how easy/hard it is to compile it, documentation of all kinds,
   etc etc.)


'()

I will say that mercurial confused me at first because the installation package is 'mercurial' but the command line program is 'hg'. Not that this will sway anyone or anything, but its just something I thought of.

* On a scale of 0 to 10, how concrete+technical are your reasons for
   having the above preference?  (roughly, 0 =>  I asked my cat to
   choose for me; 1 =>  it's popular; 2 =>  I used it once and liked it;
   5 =>  I used it much and liked it; 8 =>  I know enough to make a well
   informed choice and can write a page describing the advantages;
   10 =>  I have used a number of systems and know exactly how they
   work, and I'm very familiar with the plt workflow and why it fits my
   choice, if you disagree I will flame you with excruciatingly long
   emails listing all of the mistakes you're about to make.)


0, but it was a virtual cat :(
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