> > However; it seems to me that you're essentially abandoning Windows support > with this decision, and THAT I care about deeply just at the moment. > Losing support for Windows Explorer would uncheck the "Windows > integration" checkbox in most Windows shops, I believe, eliminating > Mercurial from consideration. Having to run "some other browser" is not > an acceptable alternative to most windows users, especially management. > > I wholeheartedly agree with he need for Windows Explorer integration. That was one of the main benefits we are interested in and was a major reason for choosing Mercurial over other SCS's.
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