> I think that's actually one of the nice things about JJ (...)
No one uses jj. You need to go way out of your way to install something like jj. It makes no sense to install jj so that they can install something else.
Not so with Git. Git is so popular that it comes pre-bundled with other critical software, and some OS distributions even install it by default.
Git is a problem-solver. JJ is a solution desperately looking for a problem, for which the right solution is already Git.
No one uses jj. You need to go way out of your way to install something like jj. It makes no sense to install jj so that they can install something else.
Not so with Git. Git is so popular that it comes pre-bundled with other critical software, and some OS distributions even install it by default.
Git is a problem-solver. JJ is a solution desperately looking for a problem, for which the right solution is already Git.