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Sun, 22 Jun 2008
intuition : multi-contributor vcs :: steak : gelato
I agree pretty much with what ajax said, but
Alberto's
post struck me as pretty weird. Given that git's internal format has been
unbelievably stable (indeed, far more stable than bzr: a few times, I've just
given up trying to get code because doing so would require me to compile a new
bzr -- barrier to entry like what), I don't see what's stopping anyone from
developing alternate git clients that are all Windows-friendly (or OS
X-friendly, or Eclipse-friendly, or whatever).
[21:09 | /tech |
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