I used darcs before git and it was very nice - the first distributed RCS I'd ever used. I believe pijul is a follow-on to that so it should be great. Later on I used Mercurial and it was very easy with a great GUI and it felt safe.
git is like shaving with a straight shaving razor - alarming until you've developed your set of frequently used commands and ways to stay out of trouble.
Even I have to use git because who uses anything else? Every project that I know that used Mercurial dropped it in the hope of getting more contributions.
We have all rushed like Lemmings into Github - now owned by those nice people at Microsoft - who have used it to automate our jobs with copilot. How ridiculous that Open Source has been embraced into the clutches of the Empire on such a scale! :-) I am joking but only a bit.
git is like shaving with a straight shaving razor - alarming until you've developed your set of frequently used commands and ways to stay out of trouble.
Even I have to use git because who uses anything else? Every project that I know that used Mercurial dropped it in the hope of getting more contributions.
We have all rushed like Lemmings into Github - now owned by those nice people at Microsoft - who have used it to automate our jobs with copilot. How ridiculous that Open Source has been embraced into the clutches of the Empire on such a scale! :-) I am joking but only a bit.